The person who received the summons is deceased, how do I remove them from your list?

We are sorry if we have summoned your loved one at this time and we send our condolences.  We will do our best to remove them from our database, but we need your help.  We receive and update our jury data once a year from the State.  To assist in removing your loved one from remaining in the database, please contact both the Driver's License Office and the Voter's Registration Office at the Auditor's Office.

Report a deceased juror from voter registration list:

Report a deceased juror at DOL (Drivers License):

send  a copy of the death certificate by one of the following methods:

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Fax: 360.570.7034
  • Mail:
    Department of Licensing
    PO Box 9030
    Olympia, WA 98507

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1. How was I selected for jury duty?
2. What should I do if I receive a jury summons in the mail?
3. The person who received the summons is deceased, how do I remove them from your list?
4. What if I cannot serve as a juror and need to be Postponed, Excused or am Not Qualified due to living outside of Pierce County, felon, language, or citizenship?
5. What should I bring with me when I report for jury duty?
6. What should I wear for jury duty?
7. How long will I serve?
8. Do I get paid for jury duty?
9. Where do I park when I report for jury duty?
10. Where do I report and what happens?
11. Is security provided?
12. How long will I be at the courthouse?
13. How will I know if I have been excused, deferred or disqualified from jury duty?
14. What happens if I don't report for jury duty?
15. Will I serve on civil or criminal trials?
16. Can I be late?
17. Will my employer fire me if I serve as a juror?
18. What if my employer wants proof that I was serving on jury duty?
19. Can I smoke?
20. How can my family reach me in case of an emergency?
21. Will I be locked in a hotel during the trial?
22. Where do I have lunch?
23. Can I volunteer for jury duty?