Process Server One is an expert at correctly performing the Domestication of Foreign Subpoenas and is available to domesticate foreign subpoenas in Hawai’i immediately. With more than three decades of experience as Hawai’i process servers, we will properly complete your domestication of foreign subpoena assignments as fast as possible according to the state of Hawai’i guidelines.  Process Server One serves foreign subpoenas according to the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (or UIDDA) in the state of Hawai’i. Laws and regulations vary by state, but we have successfully served subpoenas across state lines (to and from) Hawai’i more than one thousand times. Keep in mind there are three types of subpoenas available for domestication:

  • Subpoena Duces Tecum: for the production of documents, or requires someone to submit relevant documents, records, or evidence related to the case
  • Subpoena Ad Testification: also called Witness Subpoena, for the witness to appear in court or submit relevant documents when they testify
  • Deposition Subpoena: requires the witness to appear at a deposition to testify and produce documents, or for both

Process Server One is a primary UIDDA subpoena domestication service provider for law firms and state and federal agencies, building close relationships with court officials nationwide. Decades of legal service doing domestication of foreign subpoenas in all U.S. states makes Process Server One the best choice for interstate service of subpoenas.

Our Hawai’i process servers keep up to date with changes to the legal system and the UIDDA. We are known for speed and accuracy of service and can help you beat a coming deadline if you contact us immediately. Process Server One’s Hawai’i process servers understand the best ways to expedite assignments and beat pressing deadlines serving subpoenas in both metropolitan and rural areas. Our Hawai’i domestication of foreign subpoenas process service company is recommended for our due diligence and staying up-to-date with the methods and rules regarding UIDDA domestication of foreign subpoenas and process service.

An in-house, licensed case manager from Process Server One’s Hawai’i process service team will be assigned to all assignments, ensuring the fast and accurate delivery of your legal papers every time. Our dedicated staff of Hawai’i domestication of foreign subpoenas specialists keep clients informed throughout the serve using your choice of phone or email. Contact us today if you don’t know the best address to serve your subpoena on a person or business. 

What Makes Process Server One a Reliable Hawai’i UIDDA Foreign Subpoena Domestication Company?

  • Rush service available to beat deadlines.
  • 1,000+ Hawai’i UIDDA foreign subpoena domestication assignments completed.
  • Licensed and registered process servers, paralegals, and attorneys with decades of experience.
  • Fair pricing without hidden fees.
  • Nationwide service of foreign subpoenas (UIDDA and non-UIDDA states).

How Does UIDDA Foreign Subpoena Domestication Work in the State of Hawai’i?

The State of Hawai’i has adopted the Uniform Law Commission and enacted the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (UIDDA). The subpoena, the Hawai’i UIDDA Service document issued under the authority of a court, requires the individual to show up and provide testimony at deposition or produce and permit inspection and copying of designated books, documents, records, electronically stored information, or tangible things in the possession, custody, or control of the individual; or permit inspection of premises under the control of the individual.

A party must submit a foreign subpoena to the clerk of court for any judicial district to conduct discovery as per Hawai’i UIDDA Service laws. A subpoena issued by a clerk of court must be served in compliance with Hawai’i Rules of Civil Procedure as per Hawai’i UIDDA Service.

WARNING: Many websites offer Hawai’i domestication of foreign subpoena service of process at suspiciously low prices. Some companies aren’t up to date on UIDDA laws and regulations specific to Hawai’i and/or offer only a drop-off service to the courts or a single attempt at service. Many companies don’t know the proper process, correct forms, correct fees, specific department within the court to go to, or how to fill out the forms accurately and completely. We do. Process Server One is the leading company in Hawai’i foreign subpoena domestication and fully prepared for scenarios such as a bad addresses and more. Contact our Hawai’i domestication of foreign subpoena process servers with any questions today.

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Here’s How our Hawai’i Foreign Subpoena Domestication – Hawai’i UIDDA Process Service Works

The Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (UIDDA) is a model statute adopted by forty-three (43) states in the United States, including Hawai’i, to establish a uniform process for obtaining depositions and discovery in a way that is conforming with other participating states.

Most often, foreign subpoenas (subpoenas originating from out of state) are duces tecum. They seek documents from a record holder located in another state. However, in some cases, foreign subpoenas are ad testificandum, a court summons to appear and give oral testimony for use at a hearing or trial. In both instances, failure to comply with Hawai’i Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (UIDDA) Service will result in legal punishment for the recipient of the subpoena. At Process Server One, we provide fast, accurate, and reliable service by experienced Hawai’i process servers, whether a subpoena must be issued in another state, processed from another state or another federal district court, or located in-state.

In Hawai’i, under the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (UIDDA), litigants can present a clerk of the court located in the state where discoverable materials are sought with a subpoena issued by a court in the trial state. Once the clerk receives the out-of-state subpoena (commonly referred to as a foreign subpoena), the clerk will issue a subpoena for service upon the person or entity on which the original subpoena is directed.

DOMESTICATION OF FOREIGN SUBPOENA RATES

Domestication of Foreign Subpoena: $350.00

Filing Fee: Varies by County and State

Special Messenger: $150.00*

Process Service: $150.00**

Custodian or Witness Fee: Varies by County and State

Advanced Fees as Incurred

Advanced Fee Cost: 10%

Notices: $25.00 each

*Varies based on time required and number of court runs required.

** Estimated depending upon exact location.

PLEASE PROVIDE:

1) The subpoena issued by your office, the attorney, or the court.*

2) List of all counsel in the case and contact information. If you wish us to do notices to the couple, please indicate and attach Notice and state Notice time periods.

3) Name, bar number, and state of handling attorney

4) Any discovery cut off dates, trial dates, or any due date we need to be made aware of

5) Special Instructions

*The Subpoena needs the below:

  1. Incorporate the terms used in the foreign subpoena
  2. Contain all contact information for all counsel of record and any party not represented by counsel

SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL SERVICES:

Deposition Officer: $150.00 per subpoena, includes use of our address to receive records and follow-up to obtain records and records certified

Record Fees: $100.00

Electronic receipt / Delivery: $100.00

Electronic receipt / Mailing: $100.00 plus $0.40 per page plus postage, shipping, and handling

Mail Receipt / Electronic Delivery: $100.00 plus $0.40 per page plus postage, shipping, and handling

Mail Receipt / Mail Delivery: $100.00 plus $0.40 per page plus postage shipping, and handling

On-site copy / Duplication: Available nationwide, please call for fees.

THIS INFORMATION IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE. Content on this page is not meant to constitute legal advice. Laws change regularly. Bring any specific questions regarding UIDDA or Non-UIDDA Domestication to our Hawai’i foreign subpoena domestication staff by phone.

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