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Serving means that another adult (called a server) delivers a copy of the filed papers to the defendant. Generally, this is done by hand-delivering the papers to the defendant. The defendant doesnt need to sign or do anything. The server just leaves the papers with them. This is called personal service.
Being served with legal documents means you have been officially notified about a legal matter involving you. The process of delivering the legal papers to you is known as service of process, and the person or entity that delivers the legal papers is known as a process server.
Personal service The server gives the papers to the other person. This can be at their home, work, or any place. The server must make sure they are giving the papers to the right person. If the person refuses to take the papers, the server can leave them on the ground in front of them.
What Happens if I Ignore Someone Trying to Serve Me? Doing so will expose you to legal penalties, such as fines. The judge may also enter a default judgment against you.
If you have been served with a lawsuit, it typically means a person, known as a process server, came to your home or work and personally handed you a copy of the lawsuit (referred to as a summons and complaint).

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If you arent familiar with the person youre serving papers to, you will need to have someone confirm their identity; point out exactly who needs to get the paperwork. You dont need to ask to see their ID, or to use exact wording, you have been served and such.
Youve been served usually means that you have been handed notification that you are being sued. The typical packet of documents you will be served with initially contain a civil case cover sheet, a summons, and a complaint.

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