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However, there may be instances where service on the Attorney General must be made at the Sacramento office only or to the designated staff as listed here.
Please check statutes applicable to your case to be sure you are serving the office at the appropriate location.
Except as discussed below, the Attorney General has not agreed to electronic service of summons/complaints in civil cases per the Rule of Court and other applicable laws. In addition, the Attorney General has not agreed to receive service of summons/complaints in civil cases by facsimile.
Please be aware, the Office of the Attorney General cannot advise you whether or not you are required to serve this Office under a specific statute. If you are unsure about the requirements of service, we suggest that you consult with private counsel.
Please refer to the following statutes governing service of process on the Attorney General’s Office:
Code of Civil Procedure sections 414.10, 415.10, et seq.; 416.10, et seq.; 417.10, et seq. and 583.210. Further, instructions for service of court papers on the Judicial Branch of California website can be found at: Service of Court Papers.
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Where can I get help writing my brief? Form APP-001 has full instructions on appeal procedures, including what needs to be in a brief.
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Immigration resource guide

California state courts serve all people. It does not matter what language you speak or where you were born.
 
Only the U.S. federal government can decide immigration status. California state courts do not decide if you can stay in the United States. This guide provides resources from a number of organizations that help individuals with immigration matters.
 

Basic immigration resources
        Resources with information about legal rights, naturalization, and citizenship
      

Help for children and families
        Resources for parents who may be detained or deported, as well as resources for children who have been abused or abandoned
      

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