The Oklahoma Waiver of the Service of Summons (AO-399) is a document that allows a defendant to waive the right to be served with a summons from a court. This waiver is typically requested by the defendant when they are aware of a legal action being taken against them. There are two types of Oklahoma Waiver of the Service of Summons (AO-399): an individual waiver and a corporation waiver. The individual waiver is used when the defendant is an individual and the corporation waiver is used when the defendant is a corporation. Both waivers require the defendant to provide their name, address, and signature. The waiver must also be signed by the defendant's attorney, if applicable. Once the waiver is signed and notarized, it is filed with the court and the defendant is no longer legally obligated to be served with a summons.
The Oklahoma Waiver of the Service of Summons (AO-399) is a document that allows a defendant to waive the right to be served with a summons from a court. This waiver is typically requested by the defendant when they are aware of a legal action being taken against them. There are two types of Oklahoma Waiver of the Service of Summons (AO-399): an individual waiver and a corporation waiver. The individual waiver is used when the defendant is an individual and the corporation waiver is used when the defendant is a corporation. Both waivers require the defendant to provide their name, address, and signature. The waiver must also be signed by the defendant's attorney, if applicable. Once the waiver is signed and notarized, it is filed with the court and the defendant is no longer legally obligated to be served with a summons.
