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UTCR 2.020

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

activein force · 2026-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

(1) A certificate of service must include:

(a) If the opposing party was served electronically by the court’s eFiling system

pursuant to UTCR 21.100, a statement that service was accomplished at the

party’s email address as recorded on the date of service in the eFiling

system.

(b) If the opposing party was served by facsimile pursuant to ORCP 9 F, the

telephone number at which the party was served.

(c) If the opposing party was served by email pursuant to ORCP 9 G, the email

address at which the party was served.

(d) If the opposing party was served by any other means, the physical address or

postal address at which the party was served, as applicable.

(2) When a summons or other civil process is served by one other than a sheriff or

deputy sheriff, the certificate of service must include the name, telephone number

and address of the person who served the summons or process.

Provenance

Source
courts.oregon.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
16c2195e04dc25e945c6800cb8804f41542190e2689fc86d01ef6f2fea69f0e3
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