HAGUE SERVICE REQUESTS, SIMPLIFIED.

Save time, save money, save heartburn.

Do you have a defendant (or defendants) located abroad that you must serve under the strictures and parameters of the Hague Service Convention? That means filling out the Hague Service Request (USM-94) properly.

With Hague Envoy, USM-94 form completion and submission is easy and stress free. Simply answer some questions, print, and proceed.

If you miss any detail in your research, your Hague Service Request could be rejected.

You can spend your valuable resources reading the Hague Service Convention and researching:

  • the declarations of each country in which you need to submit a service request;
  • translation requirements;
  • the name and address of the appropriate Central Authority;
  • the appropriate model form and how to complete it; and
  • how long a certificate of service will take to come back to you (the time disclosures are frequently inaccurate).

Worst of all, your time and effort to get it right may be squandered with one simple error.

Hague Envoy provides an easy-to-use online service that provides a one stop shop for Hague Service Request completion and step by step submission instructions.

DIY is costly.

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Hague Envoy + $375 + 20 minutes = Happy Lawyer

ELIMINATE THE GUESSWORK WITH HAGUE SERVICE REQUESTS.

Hague Envoy was created to automate Hague Service Requests and provide instructions for submitting them to the correct Central Authority overseas in the correct way. ​ You don’t have to spend several hours learning the applicable doctrine of the Hague Service Convention itself or looking up details about where to send your requests. Save valuable resources by using Hague Envoy to simplify service abroad.

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Hague Envoy Form Completion Checklist

Below is the complete list of what you need at your fingertips to make the most of your time and experience with Hague Envoy.

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The full name, address, email, and telephone number of the submitting attorney or official.

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A complete list of all plaintiffs and defendants, with correctly spelled names.*

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The confirmed address(es) of defendant(s) to be served.

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A complete list of documents to be served, with the titles of the documents written out as they appear on the documents themselves.*

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The name and address of the court wherein the case is being heard.

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The name, address, and phone number of the legal aid office nearest to the court wherein the case is being heard.

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A short and plain issue-based summary of the nature of the case (e.g. “negligence”, “fraud”, “negligence resulting in serious personal injury”, etc.).*

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Time limit for appearance as stated in the summons/citation.

*Translation of form information will be required for service requests being sent to Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Germany, Brazil, and Portugal.