This form, Attachment to Proof of Personal Service - Civil - Documents Served, is an attachment for use with POS-020, for proof of personal service of documents that are being served. USLF control no. CA-POS-020D
The Clovis California Attachment to Proof of Personal Service Civilvi— - Documents Served is a legal form used to provide evidence of the delivery of legal documents to the appropriate parties involved in a civil case. This attachment is necessary to support the validity and completion of the service process. In Clovis, California, there are several types of attachments to the Proof of Personal Service Civilvi— - Documents Served. These can include: 1. Attachment to Proof of Personal Service — Summons and Complaint: This attachment is used when serving the initial legal documents, such as a summons and complaint, to inform the defendant of the lawsuit filed against them. It provides details about the manner in which the documents were served, including date, time, location, and the identity of the individual who received the documents. 2. Attachment to Proof of Personal Service — Notice of Motion and Supporting Documents: This attachment is utilized when serving a notice of motion and its supporting documents to notify the opposing party about a scheduled court hearing or any other legal proceeding. It outlines the specifics of the delivery, similar to the previous attachment, to establish proper service. 3. Attachment to Proof of Personal Service — Subpoena: When serving a subpoena, which is a legal order requiring a person's presence as a witness or production of certain documents, this attachment is completed. It provides evidence of the delivery of the subpoena to the intended individual or organization, ensuring compliance with legal procedures. These attachments act as crucial evidence for the court and all involved parties to validate that the necessary documents were properly served, as required by the legal system. That's why it is important to accurately complete and submit these attachments, as they can significantly impact the progress and fairness of a civil case in Clovis, California.
