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Request for Legal Process to be Served by the West Virginia Secretary of State
Please serve the named defendant, ___________________________________________, in the attached matter according to
the provision of law cited below. The fee of $20 per defendant required by W. Va. Code §59-1-2 is attached ($30 if defendant is
out of U.S.). Check all applicable:
§21A-5-17c
Service on non-resident employer & others liable for unemployment compensation payments
§29-19-14
Service on professional fund raising counsel, nonresident charitable organizations or professional solicitors
soliciting contributions from people in this State
§31D-5-504 &
§56-3-13
Service on authorized domestic corporation
§31D-15-1510
Service on authorized foreign corporation
§31D-15-1510
Service on unauthorized foreign corporation
§31B-1-111 &
§31B-9-906
Service on authorized domestic or foreign limited liability company
§33-4-12
Service on licensed insurer
§33-4-13 &
§33-2-22
Service on unlicensed or unauthorized foreign insurer
§38-1A-7 &
§38-1A-8
Service on non-resident trustee of a security trust
§46A-2-137
Service on certain nonresidents under WV Consumer Credit and Protection Act
§47-9-4
Service on authorized domestic or foreign limited partnership formed under §47-9, or limited liability
partnership (LLP) formed under §47B-10 (see also §56-3-13a, §47B-9-6)
§47-9-4
Service on unauthorized foreign limited partnership or LLP
§56-3-31
Service on nonresident motor vehicle operator involved in an accident in this state, or on his/her insurer
§56-3-33(a)
Service on individual under the long-arm statute because the individual is:
(1) Transacting business in this state
(2) Contracting to supply services or things in this State
(3) Causing tortious injury in this state by act or omission (see §56-3-33(4) for description of causing tortious
injury)
(4) Non-support of minor children (pursuant to Lozinski v. Lozinski)
(5) Causing injury in this State by breach of warranty
(6) Having interest in, using or possessing real property in this State
(7) Contracting to insure person, property or risk located in WV at the time of contracting
§38-5A-5
Service of suggestee execution as provided for in §38-5A
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Form SP-5
Secretary of State, Bldg 1, Rm, 157K, 1900 Kanawha Blvd, E, Charleston, WV 25305-0770
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