do process servers just throw papers at people that they believe are being litigated or do process servers ask the target person to identify? how does a process server confirm they have served process to the right person?
Different issues require different ways of serving someone. A personal service means you have to personally hand it to the person that is meant to go to which means you have to ask them if they are "john doe" and they have to say yes. Sub-serve means they can hand it to either someone living with you or a blood relative and again they have to ask those questions and receive a yes. If they are handing it directly to a person they get a first and last name and they write a detailed description of what they look like (age weight eye color hair color hight). Lastly there is post service which means you can just tape it to the door, usually for evictions.
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do process servers just throw papers at people that they believe are being litigated or do process servers ask the target person to identify? how does a process server confirm they have served process to the right person?
I'm pretty sure you ask them if they are that person
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Different issues require different ways of serving someone. A personal service means you have to personally hand it to the person that is meant to go to which means you have to ask them if they are "john doe" and they have to say yes. Sub-serve means they can hand it to either someone living with you or a blood relative and again they have to ask those questions and receive a yes. If they are handing it directly to a person they get a first and last name and they write a detailed description of what they look like (age weight eye color hair color hight). Lastly there is post service which means you can just tape it to the door, usually for evictions.
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