INSTRUCTIONS: WASHINGTON D.C. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE BY MAIL
The form discussed in this article is completed by the person who served Notice of Hearing on Petition in a Washington D.C. probate case by placing a copy of the notice in an official depository of the United States Postal Service in an envelope with postage prepaid. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the District of Columbia Courts system.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 1: On the first blank line, enter the name of the adult who is the subject of the case.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 2: On the next blank line, enter your name.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 3: On the next two blank lines, enter your address.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 4: On the next blank line, enter the date on which you executed service by mail.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 5: On the next blank line, enter the month in which you executed service by mail.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 6: On the next blank line, enter the last two digits of the year in which you executed service by mail.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 7: In the section below, document all people to whom you mailed notice. In the first column, enter the name of each person served.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 8: In the second column, enter the address to which each notice was sent.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 9: In the third column, enter the date on which each notice was mailed.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 10: The form should be completed in the presence of a notary public or clerk. On the next blank line, enter your signature.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 11: The remainder of the form should be completed by the notary public or clerk. On the next blank line, they will enter the date.
Washington D.C. Affidavit Of Service By Mail Step 12: On the last three blank lines, the notary public or clerk will enter the month, the last two digits of the year and their signature.