Civil
SER-001: Request for Sheriff to Serve Court Papers
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form asks the sheriff's office to officially deliver court papers to a person involved in a legal case. Parties use it when they need legal documents like restraining orders, custody orders, or other court papers formally served to ensure the other person receives proper notice of the court action.
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Forms that go with SER-001
UD-105AttachmentAnswer — Unlawful DetainerThe Answer to Unlawful Detainer is a primary responsive pleading that typically must be accompanied by a completed Proof of Service by Mail to confirm service on the opposing party.›FL-335Often filed with itProof of Service by MailThis Proof of Service by Mail form is specifically required in family law cases to confirm that copies of filed documents have been mailed to all parties.›MC-020Often filed with itAdditional Page [to be attached to any form]The Proof of Service (Summons) form is often filed in conjunction with SER-001 when the initial summons and complaint require documented proof of service at the outset of a case.›POS-030AlternativeProof of Service by First-Class Mail—CivilProof of Service by First-Class Mail is an alternative mail service proof form commonly used when SER-001 is not applicable or available in a given jurisdiction.›POS-010AlternativeProof of Service of SummonsProof of Personal Service is commonly filed alongside or as an alternative when personal service is used instead of mail service to notify opposing parties.›
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