Filling out FL All Family 107, Proof of Service by Mail

Things for the server to remember when filling out this form (FL All Family 107):

• At #1: Insert the name of the server.
• At #2: Insert a) the date the court signed the order allowing service by mail, or, if it applies b), indicate whether you served forms related to Modifying (Changing) Child Support, Relocation, or an Objection to Relocation.
• At #3:
  • Insert the date when the forms were put in the mail and the name of the person being served. 
  • Also, insert the address(es) on the envelopes. The addresses on the envelopes and at #3 must match the address in the Order Allowing Service by Mail. 
  • Be aware that if there is more than one address in the Order Allowing Service by Mail, you must send two envelopes (one by certified mail and one by regular first class mail) to each address with all of the documents to be served in each envelope.

Example: If you are mailing forms to John Doe in Alaska and in Montana, you will be mailing four complete copies of the forms in four different envelopes. One first class mail envelope and one certified mail envelope will go to John Doe in Alaska. One first class mail envelope and one certified mail envelope will go to John Doe in Montana.

• At #4: List EVERY document served by checking off all documents served AND using the “Other” section(s) to add the names of any documents served that are not listed. 
  • If you include a document that gives notice of a hearing, on the line next to “Notice of Hearing”, don’t forget to insert the date of the upcoming hearing.
• At #5: Include any other information the court should have about service.

At the bottom of the form, remember that the server, NOT the petitioner or respondent, must sign the form.

The server’s signature must be notarized if service happened outside of Washington State.