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  3. Serving Papers to Others
  4. What is Acceptance of Service by the other person?

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What is "Acceptance of Service" by the other person?

Acceptance of Services is a form provided by the court clerk, that the other person has to sign in front of a notary public or court clerk, saying that they got a copy of the papers you filed. By signing they are not agreeing with what the papers say, just that they received them. They also admit that they got them without having to be served in person by a sheriff or process server.

County Forms (if the form you need is not listed, contact your courthouse):

Cochise County Superior Court Acceptance of Service for family law cases

Coconino County Superior Court Service Packet for family law cases

Graham County Superior Court Service Packet for family law cases

Maricopa County Superior Court Acceptance of Service for family law cases

Mohave County Superior Court Service of Court Papers

Pima County Superior Court Service Packet for family law cases

Pinal County Superior Court Acceptance of Service

Yavapai County Superior Court Acceptance of Service

Yuma County Superior Court Acceptance of Service for family law cases

 

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