what are the requirements to start a subpoena biz?
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What is a subpoena biz?  Subpoenas are issued by the courts of the USA.
282234
In the federal sector you must have either/or evidence to support the claim, notes of what occurred with questions that have to be answered who, what, when, and how. You should also have a list of potential witnesses. First will come an informal investigation to determine if a formal investigation is warranted. After that there will be a lot of time frames that will have to be met in a timely manner. after that you basically play a waiting game.
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US Constitution Article 1, Section 2 lists requirements.\n\nBasically, 25 years of age, and seven years a citizen.\n\nTo become a rep get involved locally, probably with one of the parties. Establish contacts, who know of your ambition.
748758
As has been pointed out, requirements vary from state to state. There are a few states (as I remember Missouri and Georgia are two) that require only a business license. Most require specific prior experience, generally around 5  years. In some states, like Nevada, a P.I. license is really nothing more than a special benefit for retired law enforcement officers who worked in that state.
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A subpoena,  is basically commanding a designated person upon whom it has been served to appear under a penalty for failure to comply. Many jurisdictions are very different with what they may need on a subpoena, they are usally created by the Circuit Clerk issued by a Judge and served by your local law inforcement agency, which in this case you said is your self under my knowledge means the information that you need is right under your nose.
45681
No, you do not. I hire a private investigating firm about once a month in relation to my job as a personal injury lawyer.  I, nor any of my colleagues so far as I know, require any such background.  However, I do require a basic understanding of the legal procedures to serve process in the locality, and I never hire again if my PI doesn't know how to draft a court-approved affidavit of service that reflects the circumstances (whether successfull or not) and complies with the local laws.
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I think the minimum requirement in GA is that you have to have held a Law Enforcement Position for a mimimum time of 2 years, or Military Equivelent.   \n\nThe best thing to do is to get a job with a PI Agency and get the experience.  Most agencies will help you get your individual license, but until you do...you would be working under theirs.
832727
Do you have the papers to verify the existence of the LLC?  Because, for what you said, I think you should check Option h and you meet the requirements for Exception 1, you have a partnership interest.
628450
You need to apply for the SS # through the SSA and then try business white pages in Boston.  GOOD LUCK
59564
Be at least 25 years old. \nBe a U.S. citizen for the past 7 years. \nLive in the state they represent
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Contact the secretary of your State's office and ask them to send you the requirements!\nHope this helps.\nNDS
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Yes.....but they will just ignore you.  There are procedural issues that are different from municipality to municipality.  Unless you know exactly what to do, the liklihood of success is low (the friend of the court may be able to help you out).\n\nAlso, what you subpoena must be relevant.  If you can't prove the relevance to your case, you will get completely ignored....even with an attorny.\n\nExample 1:  You want a record of all parking tickets on a given day to try and prove so many people get tickets that perhaps they shouldn't.  Not going to happen.\n\nExample 2:  You are accused of bank robbery.  Witnesses saw someone get into an illegally parked car after robbing a bank.  The cops grab you off the street because you match a description given to them.  A witness identifies you as the suspect....doh.  You need a record of all cars ticketed in front of the bank as leads as to whom might have really robbed the bank.  Definitely relevant.
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The question is vague.  First, what state are you talking about?  Second, are you actually referring to a "subpoena" or do you mean "summons?"  In California, when a petition for dissolution is filed (or any complaint in any court in CA for that matter), the issuance of a summons is required to be filed to initiate the case.  The summons is the document that tells the respondent/defendant that they have been served and how long they have to file a response with the court in order to avoid a default being entered against them.  A subpoena (in CA) generally calls a witness to (i) attend trial; (ii) attend a deposition; (iii) produce documents; etc., and is generally used to obtain (discovery) information.  It is not a document that MUST be served at all during the course of a matter.
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First, you conduct sufficient legal/factual research to determine if you have a viable cause of action.\n\nThen you research in the legal procedural manuals of the particular jurisdiction to find the specific requirements for producing the actual documents that you'll have to file, and in what form those must be.\n\nYou produce those documents according to the required form and format, and then file them, usually paying a filing fee, with the Clerk of the Court of the relevant court/jurisdiction.  The initial documents will almost always include a complaint, which sets forth your causes of action, and some kind of notice to be served upon the party(ies) that you're suing, all of which must be served upon them in the fashion required by the procedural rules.  \n\nThe defendant(s) will then have a period of time in which to file an answer to the complaint you filed, and you're "off to the races."
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If I were you, I would go ask someone from your local PD.  They could let you know what the requirements are for your department.
475246
There several ways of doing this. First you must have certain information such as: SS# ,First and last names, place of residents or maybe place of employment. You might want to hire a private investigator. Check credit reports.
882566
It depends on what state you are in. Go to the Secretary of State website or your official state website -- they often have information on how to start a business and the permits and licenses required. Look up the department that issues permits and licenses and contact them.\n\nMost likely you will need:\n\n- zoning approval (for your signs, etc.)\n- liquors license\n- business name registration\n- fire department permit\n- building and contractors permit\n- public health operating license (as you will serve liquor)\n- sellers permit