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- SER-001 Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers
If you want the sheriff to enforce a writ or levy, you must complete form SER-001A, Special Instructions for Writs and Levies—Attachment, and turn it in with this form
- Civil Section - Alameda County Sheriffs Office, CA
All documents must be accompanied by a letter of instruction, signed and dated by the attorney of record or the plaintiff, if there is no attorney The instructions must include the name of the person to be served and the address where service is to be made
- SER-001 - Sac Sheriff
Complete this form if you want the sheriff or marshal to enforce a writ You must complete this form and form SER-001, Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Paper, and turn both forms in to the sheriff or marshal You must include any writ and related order you want the sheriff to enforce
- Home - Sheriff Coroner
You must include any writ and related order you want the sheriff to enforce This form is attached to form SER-001, Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers All information is required unless it is listed as optional or does not apply to your case
- Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers - California Courts
Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers (SER-001) Get form SER-001 汉语Get form SER-001 in Chinese Simplified (Chinese Simplified) 한국어Get form SER-001 in Korean (Korean) españolGet form SER-001 in Spanish (Spanish) Tiếng ViệtGet form SER-001 in Vietnamese (Vietnamese) Effective: January 1, 2024
- OC Sheriffs Department, CA | Orange County California - Sheriffs . . .
Complete this form for each set of papers you need served You must complete a separate form for each person you need served Find out where the person you need served is located Give your papers to the sheriff or marshal's office in that county You may have to pay for service of some court papers
- Sheriff serves your Request for a Restraining Order
To ask the sheriff to serve your papers, you must have an address or location for the other side (restrained person) If the other side is in jail, the sheriff can serve them If the other side is in prison in California, prison staff, not the sheriff, will serve your papers
- Sheriff serves | California Courts | Self Help Guide
Give form SER-001 and a copy of all the court papers you need served to the sheriff, including a copy of a fee waiver (if you have one) You will need to contact the sheriff's office for more details on how to turn in your papers
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