GV-200-INFO What Is Proof of Personal Service Judicial Council forms - courts ca 2025

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The document explains the process of 'Proof of Personal Service' for legal papers related to Firearms Restraining Orders in California. It details what service is, why it is necessary, who can serve the documents, and how to properly execute the service. The document emphasizes that personal service is required and outlines steps to take if the respondent refuses to accept the papers. Additionally, it provides guidance on timelines for serving documents before a court hearing and instructions for filing proof of service.

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(1) Any Temporary Gun Violence Restraining Order (form GV-110) or Gun Violence Emergency Protective Order (form EPO-002) already granted stays in full force and effect until the next court date.