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Form 4-221A NMRA. — Party's certificate of service.

New Mexico · Part 1 - District Court Rules

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[For use by parties in the Magistrate Courts]

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that on this __________ day of ______________, __________ this _______________________ (insert paper served, such as "answer" or "notice") was [mailed by United States first class mail and addressed to] Name: __________________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________ City, State __________________________________________________________________ and zip code: __________________________________________________________________ Telephone: __________________________________________________________________

[faxed by ________________________ (name of person who faxed document) to ______________________ (name of recipient) at _________________ (telephone number). The transmission was reported as complete. The time and date of the transmission was ________ [a.m.] [p.m.] on _____________________ (date).]

[e-mailed to ______________________ (name of party or attorney) at _________________ (electronic mail address of recipient) upon agreement of the party to accept electronic service. The transmission was successful. The time and date of the transmission was _________ [a.m.] [p.m.] on _____________________ (date).]

[delivered to __________________________ (Specify how service by delivery was made. See Use Note for the methods service may be made using this alternative.) ____________________________________.]

___________________________________________ Signature of person sending paper ___________________________________________ Date of signature

USE NOTES

This form may be used in the magistrate courts to prepare a certificate or affidavit of service. Only the applicable parts should be used. See Rule 2-203 NMRA for service of papers after the complaint.

[As adopted by Supreme Court Order No. 09-8300-036, effective November 16, 2009.]