Nevada Proof of Service (for Plaintiff) is a legal document that is used to prove that a plaintiff’s summons and complaint were properly served to the defendant. It is used in Nevada civil cases and is typically completed by the process server who serves the legal documents to the defendant. The document must include the following information: the date and time of service, the method of service used (i.e. personal service, substituted service, or service by mail), the name of the person served, the address where service was made, and the signature of the process server. There are three types of Nevada Proof of Service (for Plaintiff): 1. Proof of Personal Service: This is a document certifying that the summons and complaint were personally served to the defendant. 2. Proof of Substituted Service: This is a document certifying that the summons and complaint were served to someone at the defendant’s residence or place of business in the presence of someone who appears to be of suitable age and discretion. 3. Proof of Service by Mail: This is a document certifying that the summons and complaint were properly mailed to the defendant.