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SLS Intake Form

Contact Info

Full Name

Company / Law Firm Name

Phone Number

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Email Address

Client Type

Job Details

Service Type

Recipient / Person to be Served

Recipient Phone Number

If you have it. A phone call sometimes completes a serve that three trips to the door could not.

Relationship to Case (the person being served)

Number of Pages to Serve

Document Titles

Case Number

Court Name

Plaintiff / Petitioner Name

Service Address

Street Address

Unit / Suite #

Apartment, unit, or suite number if applicable. Please double-check this against your court documents.

City

State

Zip Code

Location Type

Special Instructions (e.g. don't serve before 9AM, only serve John not Jane, after 6PM only)

Help Us Find Them

None of this is required, but every answer meaningfully improves the odds of a successful serve. Our first attempt succeeds about 67% of the time when we know what to expect.

Who else lives at the address (age 15+)?

Names and approximate ages if you know them. In most Arizona civil matters, documents can be left with an adult who lives at the same address — knowing this up front can complete service on the first visit.

Vehicle Information

A vehicle in the driveway tells us someone is likely home. Knowing which vehicle tells us it is the right person.

Work Hours or Best Time to Find Them

If they work full time, evenings and weekends are usually best. Tell us what you know.

Deadline

Court Date

If a hearing is scheduled. Some orders require service a set number of days before the hearing — tell us the date so we can flag a tight deadline before it becomes a problem.

Due Date

Is this urgent?

A
B

Additional Notes

Upload Documents (PDF, Word, etc.)