13 AAC 67.100. Examination content

(a) The department will examine each applicant for a process server license to determine the applicant's knowledge of service of process and familiarity with the applicable portions of the Alaska Administrative Code, the Alaska Statutes, the Supreme Court rules of civil and criminal procedure, and Supreme Court rules of administration.

(b) The examination is a written examination prepared by the department.

(1) general knowledge of service of process;

(2) receipt, preparation, service, and return of process, and fees for process, originating in the state, including a civil subpoena, civil summons, civil show cause order, civil temporary restraining order, civil preliminary injunction, civil prejudgment attachment, and civil execution;

(3) receipt, preparation, service, and return of process, and fees for process, originating outside the state, including a civil subpoena, civil summons, civil show cause order, civil temporary restraining order, and civil preliminary injunction; and

(4) standards for professional conduct as established in 13 AAC 67.180.220.

History: Eff. 11/11/92, Register 124

Authority: AS 22.20.100

AS 22.20.110

AS 22.20.120

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