Minnesota Request To Allow Service By Publication is a legal document used in Minnesota to allow a person or entity to serve another person or entity with court papers related to a lawsuit. It is typically used when the person or entity being served cannot be located, or if the person or entity does not respond to attempts to serve them with the papers. The request must be filed in the same county as the lawsuit, and includes the name of the plaintiff, the defendant, and the reason for the request. Types of Minnesota Request To Allow Service By Publication include: • Summons and Complain— – A summons and complaint allows a plaintiff to bring a lawsuit against a defendant in a court of law. • Petition and Order for Service by Publication — A petition and order for service by publication is used when a defendant cannot be located, or if the defendant does not respond to attempts to serve them with court papers related to the lawsuit. • Notice and Order for Service by Publication — A notice and order for service by publication is used when a person or entity is required to provide notice to another person or entity about a pending lawsuit. • Motion and Order for Service by Publication — A motion and order for service by publication is used when a defendant must be served with court papers related to a lawsuit but cannot be located, or does not respond to attempts to serve them with the papers.