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Legal document service.
Across California.

Arrange California service of prepared summonses, complaints and other legal documents, with planned attempts, recorded outcomes and applicable service documentation.

A sealed document envelope held ready for delivery
Your service requestDemo
  1. Recipient & location
  2. Document packet
  3. Attempt record
Instructions, updates and the outcome.

The handoff matters.

Share the document type, recipient location and relevant deadline. The team will confirm the appropriate scope and next steps.

How Affid works

Keep the instructions connected.

The team coordinates the assignment around the agreed location, timing and handling instructions.

Know what to
have ready.

  • The prepared document packet
  • Recipient name and supplied service address
  • Relevant deadline and handling instructions
  • Any useful information for arranging an attempt
Open the preparation guide
Assignment brief
Service
Legal Document Service
Destination
Your supplied location
Instructions
The agreed scope and timing
Documents
Your prepared materials
Outcome
The record shared for your matter

Confirmed together before work begins.

Know what was attempted and served.

Review the attempt history and the recorded result. When service is completed, the applicable Proof of Service describes the delivery. If service is unsuccessful, the attempt record explains the outcome of the work performed.

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What happens if an attempt is unsuccessful?

The attempt and available information are recorded. The team can discuss the next step with you; additional work is agreed within the scope of your request.

Can you help me choose or prepare legal forms?

This service is for delivering prepared documents. Questions about which documents to use, what to file or how to proceed with a case should be directed to your legal adviser.

UNDERSTAND YOUR DELIVERABLES

Proof of Service and the attempt record.

A Proof of Service records how court papers were served, including the documents, recipient, location and timing. The form and any additional requirements depend on the documents and the matter.

California Courts: serving court papers
After the work
Review the reported result and applicable service documents shared in your client workspace. The record should reflect the work actually performed.
If service is unsuccessful
An unsuccessful attempt is recorded as an attempt. Discuss any further work, address change or additional instructions with the team within the scope of your request.
Returning a document and filing it
Receiving a Proof of Service does not by itself confirm that it has been filed with the court. Identify any filing task separately and review the reported submission result.
Next step

Let’s take the next step.

Tell us the work, the location and the timing. We’ll confirm the arrangements with you.

Request service