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Witness Subpoena .com offers free information and insights about what a Witness subpoena and Records Subpoena is.  Typically, a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena is utilized by an Attorney who is seeking to obtain a sworn statement and or specific evidence for a court proceeding. Within these pages you will find Witness Subpoena and Records Subpoena information as it relates to the following: What is a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena? How does a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena get delivered or “served?” Subpoena Service of Process Laws and Subpoena statutes. What to do if you are served with a Witness Subpoena or Records Subpoena? How you can have your Records Subpoena or Witness Subpoena served by a professional Private Process Server anywhere in the United States.

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AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE also known as a PROOF OF SERVICE

An Affidavit of Service as it relates to serving a Witness Subpoena is a sworn typed statement of facts made by an affiant (Process Server) under an oath and is subject to state and Federal law, as applicable. The Affidavit of Service is a document that is submitted to the court after service of the Subpoena has been perfected upon the witness and or entity.

The Affidavit of Service is sworn statement of proof in the form of a court paper filed by the Affiant (Process Server) as evidence that she served the witness or party to the lawsuit with the court papers she was instructed to serve.
 

An Affidavit of Service is based upon either the personal knowledge and experience of the affiant (Process Server) or his or her information and belief. Personal knowledge is the recognition of distinct and specific facts by either direct observation at the time of serving the Subpoena. Information and belief is what the affiant (Process Server) feels he or she can state as true, to the best of his or her ability.

There is no standard form or language to be used in an affidavit as long as the facts contained within it are stated clearly and definitely. Unnecessary language or legal arguments should not appear. Clerical and grammatical errors, while to be avoided, are inconsequential. However,  each state has its own rules and some require specific details i.e. physical description whereas some states don't have specific requirements.

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