Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent

• Category: Local County - Lincoln - Circuit Court - Small Claims
• State: Oregon
• Control #: OR-SKU-0286
• Format: PDF

Description

Declaration of Service to Respondent

The Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent is a way for a party to have a document served on another party without having to go through a process server. The document can be served in person or by mail, depending on the type of document. There are two main types of Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent: Personal Service and Substitute Service. Personal Service is the most common type of Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent. It requires the server to personally deliver the document or papers to the respondent. The server must then complete the Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent form, which includes the server's name, address, and signature, as well as the date and manner of service. Substitute Service is used when personal service is not possible. It requires the server to deliver the document or papers to an adult member of the respondent's family. The server must then complete the Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent form, which includes the server's name, address, and signature, as well as the date and manner of service. The Oregon Declaration of Service to Respondent is an important part of the legal process in Oregon and is used to ensure that the respondent receives notice of the document or papers.