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Jury Commissioner
Used for: Private Process Server Program complaint submissions and related notices (PPS), per AZ Courts guidance
Fax destination details
- Department
- Jury Commissioner
- Purpose
- Private Process Server Program complaint submissions and related notices (PPS), per AZ Courts guidance
- Form
- PPS Complaint Form — Private Process Server Program Complaint Form
- Address
- 971 Jason Lopez Circle Building, Florence, AZ 85132; Mailing: P.O. Box 2730, Florence, AZ 85132-2730
- Voice phone
- (520) 509-3555
- Website
- Visit organization website
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Fill out the complaint form with details of the incident involving a private process server, sign and date it, and return to the Clerk of the Superior Court in the county where the incident occurred. The presiding judge of that county's Superior Court handles complaints against private process servers per AZ Judicial Administration §7-204.
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