IA · rules
Iowa R. Elec. P. 16.316
Certificate of service
A certificate of service must be filed for all documents
EDMS does not serve. These include documents that must be served on parties who are
nonregistered filers, documents that must be served on persons or entities seeking to intervene in
a confidential case, documents that persons or entities file pursuant to rule 16.319(2), and
discovery materials. See, e.g., rules 16.315(1)(b), 16.319(1)(c), and 16.401(1)(a). The certificate
must be filed promptly and show the date and manner of service. The certificate of service may
be included on the last page of the document.
History
[Court Order November 21, 2016, temporarily effective November 21, 2016, permanently effective February 1, 2017]
Provenance
- Source
- www.legis.iowa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
219a3e9854fd8b22b6a743c7ab090f266e805076e57676afc4fc2b3355d97290
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