See how to use these forms to subpoena someone to your hearing.
Subpoena to a Driver's Hearing
Fax the Subpoena to a Driver's Hearing form to the Hearings Examiner for signature. Mailing information will be on your scheduling letter.
When you get it back, serve a copy to the person, at least 10 business days before the hearing.
Serving the subpoena in person
The subpoena must be personally served by a suitable person:
- They must be a disinterested party.
- 18 or older.
- They either show and read it to the person being served or give it to them.
To serve an arresting officer, leave the subpoena at their Department during normal business hours.
Serving the subpoena by certified mail
If you want to send the subpoena by certified mail:
- It must be preapproved by the Hearing Examiner.
- You must agree that the date of service is also the date of delivery.
- The delivery proof will be the date the receipt is returned to you.
If delivered to a witness in an envelope, clearly describe the contents as “Subpoena” on the envelope.
After the subpoena is served
Submit a Subpoena Proof of Service. You must fax it back to the Hearings Examiner before the hearing.
If you use a process server to serve the subpoena, they may fill out and sign their own Proof of Service form.
Inform the Hearings Examiner immediately if you decide not to serve the subpoena.