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Served 123 LLC handles end-to-end subpoena domestication throughout Oregon under the UIDDA — ORCP 38 C (Foreign Depositions), effective January 1, 2014 — submitted to the Circuit Court clerk in the county where discovery is to be conducted, across all 36 Oregon counties. Our Oregon practice covers Nike Beaverton, Intel Ronler Acres semiconductor R&D, Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), the Salem state-capital corridor, Eugene University of Oregon, and Bend's expanding tech corridor — with built-in Oregon shield-law compliance per ORS 24.500 on every order.
Oregon has a post-Dobbs shield law at ORS 24.500(3): notwithstanding ORCP 38 C, an Oregon clerk may not issue a UIDDA subpoena if the foreign subpoena relates to reproductive or gender-affirming care legal in Oregon — unless requester files a sworn declaration within narrow statutory exceptions (patient-brought tort/contract/statute claim, or contract claim between contractual parties). We screen every Oregon order at intake.
Oregon is one of a growing number of states with a post-Dobbs shield law, codified at ORS 24.500, that expressly restricts the UIDDA issuance process. Under ORS 24.500(3), notwithstanding ORCP 38 C, a Circuit Court clerk may not issue an Oregon UIDDA subpoena if the foreign subpoena relates to reproductive health care services or gender-affirming treatment that are legal under Oregon law — unless the requesting party submits a written declaration under penalty of perjury affirming that the foreign subpoena falls within one of two narrow statutory exceptions: (a) an out-of-state tort, contract, or statutory action brought by the patient or the patient's authorized legal representative for damages suffered by the patient; or (b) an out-of-state contract action between parties with a contractual relationship to the subject of the subpoena. This carveout meaningfully affects interstate discovery for medical, insurance, and reputational-tort matters that may touch protected care. Served 123 LLC screens every Oregon order at intake — if the subject matter implicates ORS 24.500, we prepare the required declaration when applicable or, where the shield applies, advise counsel that issuance will not proceed under Oregon law.
Oregon operates Oregon eCourt Case Information (OECI) through File & Serve — administered by the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) — as the statewide electronic filing platform for Circuit Court civil matters. OECI eFiling supports ORCP 38 C UIDDA submissions across all 36 Oregon counties. Filing fees vary by county (typically $15–$111 depending on whether the clerk opens a miscellaneous case), and are confirmed and advanced on every order. Served 123 LLC files via OECI as the default path on every Oregon order.
Oregon adopted the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act via ORCP 38 C (Foreign Depositions), effective January 1, 2014. Oregon codified its UIDDA within the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure rather than the Oregon Revised Statutes — the Oregon Council on Court Procedures (CCP) drafted the rule, which was adopted by the Oregon Legislative Assembly as part of the biennial ORCP amendment cycle. Oregon's version is notable for expressly contemplating Oregon-attorney assistance in drafting the clerk's subpoena and for its integration with the robust ORCP 55 subpoena form rule.
Under ORCP 38 C(2)(a), a party submits a foreign subpoena to the clerk of the Circuit Court in the Oregon county where discovery is to be conducted. Oregon's Circuit Court is the state's general-jurisdiction trial court — Oregon has 36 counties organized into 27 judicial districts. Per ORCP 38 C(2)(b), the clerk assigns a case number and promptly issues an Oregon subpoena. The Oregon subpoena must conform to ORCP 55 form requirements and may incorporate the terms of the foreign subpoena as long as those terms conform to Oregon rules (ORCP 38 C(2)(c)(i)).
Service is governed by ORCP 55 — the Oregon subpoena may be served by any person 18 or older, including a private process server or Oregon sheriff. Per ORCP 38 C(4), filing does not constitute an appearance in Oregon courts, but improper conduct in connection with the subpoena may subject the requesting party to sanctions. Per ORCP 38 C(5), motions to quash, enforce, or modify are appearances in Oregon court — Oregon counsel is typically engaged for any such motion.
Properly issued subpoena from the originating state, signed by the issuing court — plus two copies as required by Oregon form
Oregon Judicial Department official form — declaration re case record, state, and counsel of record
Names, addresses, email addresses, and telephone numbers of all attorneys of record + self-represented parties (Oregon form expressly requires emails)
$15–$111 Circuit Court filing fee + sworn declaration under ORS 24.500 when required by subject matter
Oregon's largest metro and healthcare core. Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) — Oregon's flagship academic medical center and School of Medicine. Columbia Sportswear HQ, Daimler Trucks North America, Portland General Electric, Umpqua Bank, Legacy Health System. Federal District of Oregon courthouse. Multnomah County is the 4th Judicial District.
Oregon's corporate tech and apparel powerhouse. Nike global HQ (Beaverton) — world's largest athletic apparel and footwear company. Intel Ronler Acres campus (Hillsboro) — one of Intel's most important wafer fabrication and semiconductor R&D sites globally. Tektronix, Epson America, Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. Washington County is the 20th Judicial District.
Oregon state capital. All Oregon state executive agencies, Oregon Supreme Court, Oregon Legislature. Oregon Department of Justice. Salem Health, Willamette University, Oregon State Hospital. Marion County is the 3rd Judicial District.
Portland-metro suburban county. Oregon City — oldest city west of the Rocky Mountains (historic end of the Oregon Trail). Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical Center, Providence Willamette Falls. Lake Oswego wealth corridor. Clackamas County is the 5th Judicial District.
University of Oregon flagship campus (the "U of O"). PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center, Oregon Research Institute. Eugene/Springfield metro — Oregon's second-largest. Lane County is the 2nd Judicial District.
Oregon's fastest-growing tech, outdoor-recreation, and healthcare corridor east of the Cascades. St. Charles Health System (Central Oregon regional medical center). Bend tech cluster (Five Talent, G5, StayAlfred legacy). Oregon State University-Cascades. Deschutes County is the 11th Judicial District.
From intake to affidavit — ORS 24.500 shield-law screening, correct Circuit Court identified, Oregon subpoena drafted per ORCP 55, OECI eFiling, witness fee tender, and service across all 36 Oregon counties.
Use the order form at the top of this page or email info@served123.com. Include the originating state, the Oregon county where the recipient is located, the subpoena type (attendance, document production, premises inspection), and your foreign subpoena PDF. For Nike, Intel, OHSU, or other major Oregon corporate/institutional targets, flag at intake.
We screen every Oregon order for ORS 24.500 shield-law implications. If the subpoena's subject matter relates to reproductive health care services or gender-affirming treatment that are legal in Oregon, we confirm whether the requesting party can submit the required sworn declaration under ORS 24.500(3) within one of the narrow statutory exceptions.
We confirm the correct Oregon county — where the witness resides, is employed, or regularly transacts business (for depositions) or where the documents/premises are located (for production/inspection). All 36 counties covered across 27 judicial districts. Filing fee confirmed ($15–$111).
We prepare the Oregon subpoena to conform to ORCP 55 form requirements per ORCP 38 C(2)(c)(i), incorporating the terms of the foreign subpoena. We also prepare the Petition to Register Foreign Deposition and Issue Subpoenas (Oregon Judicial Department official form) with the required declaration re case record + state, and the counsel listing with email addresses.
We submit through Oregon eCourt Case Information (OECI) File & Serve to the correct Circuit Court clerk. The clerk assigns a case number and issues the Oregon subpoena per ORCP 38 C(2)(b). Typical turnaround: 2 to 5 business days depending on clerk volume and whether a miscellaneous case is opened.
For attendance subpoenas, we prepare the statutory witness fee and mileage tender required by ORCP 55 — tendered at the time of service. Service coordinated statewide per ORCP 55 A(4): same-day rush in the six hub counties (Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Marion, Lane, Deschutes); scheduled field service in southern Oregon (Jackson, Josephine), the coast (Lincoln, Tillamook), and eastern Oregon (Umatilla, Malheur, Harney).
You receive a signed affidavit of service confirming full compliance with Oregon's UIDDA (ORCP 38 C), ORCP 55 service rules, and (where applicable) ORS 24.500 shield-law compliance — ready for immediate filing in your originating state court.
ORCP 38 C (Oregon UIDDA, effective January 1, 2014), ORCP 55 (Oregon subpoena rule), and ORS 24.500 (Oregon post-Dobbs shield law) governing every Oregon subpoena domestication.
| Authority | Subject | Key Provision |
|---|---|---|
| ORCP 38 C(1) | Definitions | "Foreign jurisdiction," "foreign subpoena," "person," "state," "subpoena" (attendance, document production, premises inspection) |
| ORCP 38 C(2)(a) | Submission | Party or attorney submits foreign subpoena to Circuit Court clerk in county where discovery is sought |
| ORCP 38 C(2)(b) | Issuance | Clerk assigns case number + promptly issues Oregon subpoena; Oregon-licensed attorney may assist clerk in drafting |
| ORCP 38 C(2)(c) | Subpoena Contents | Oregon subpoena must conform to ORCP 55 + substantially to ORCP 55 A(1) form; may incorporate foreign subpoena terms |
| ORCP 38 C(3) | Service | Service per ORCP 55 — by party, attorney, or any person 18+ |
| ORCP 38 C(4) | No Appearance | Request for issuance ≠ appearance in Oregon court; but court may impose sanctions for improper subpoena conduct |
| ORCP 38 C(5) | Motions | Motions to quash/enforce/modify ARE appearances — filed in Circuit Court of county where discovery is sought; Oregon counsel typically needed |
| ORCP 55 | Oregon Subpoena Rule | Form, issuance, service, witness fees, and enforcement — applies to all Oregon subpoenas (civil + UIDDA) |
| ORS 24.500(3) | Oregon Shield Law | Notwithstanding ORCP 38 C, clerk may not issue subpoena relating to legal Oregon reproductive or gender-affirming care absent sworn declaration within narrow exceptions |
*Circuit Court filing fees vary by county ($15–$111 typical). All 36 Oregon counties covered across 27 judicial districts. Same-day rush service available in six hub counties: Multnomah (Portland), Washington (Beaverton/Hillsboro), Clackamas, Marion (Salem), Lane (Eugene), and Deschutes (Bend). Oregon shield-law screening per ORS 24.500 built into every order. Note: Oregon adopted UIDDA via court rule — ORCP 38 C, effective January 1, 2014.
End-to-end Oregon UIDDA handling across all 36 counties — ORS 24.500 shield-law screening, ORCP 55 subpoena drafting, OECI eFiling, witness fee tender, statewide service, and signed affidavit.
Every Oregon order screened at intake for reproductive/gender-affirming care implications. Required sworn declaration prepared when statute permits issuance.
Oregon Judicial Department "Petition to Register Foreign Deposition and Issue Subpoenas" form + Oregon subpoena drafted to ORCP 55 form requirements.
Oregon eCourt Case Information (OECI) File & Serve statewide filing. $15–$111 filing fee confirmed with target Circuit Court and advanced.
Circuit Court clerk assigns case number + issues Oregon subpoena under ORCP 38 C(2)(b). 2–5 business days typical.
Statutory witness fee and mileage calculated and prepared per ORCP 55 — tendered at service for attendance subpoenas.
Signed affidavit confirming full UIDDA compliance — ORCP 38 C, ORCP 55, and (where applicable) ORS 24.500 shield-law compliance.
All major subpoena types under Oregon's UIDDA rule — with ORS 24.500 shield-law screening, ORCP 55 compliance, and statewide service across all 36 counties.
Commands personal testimony at deposition. Issued by the Circuit Court clerk with assigned case number. Oregon subpoena conforms to ORCP 55 form; statutory witness fee and mileage tender per ORCP 55.
Compels production of documents, records, or ESI. Especially common for Oregon corporate records — Nike (Beaverton), Intel Ronler Acres (Hillsboro), Columbia Sportswear, Daimler Trucks NA, Portland General Electric, Providence Health.
Intel's Ronler Acres campus (Hillsboro) is one of the most important wafer fabrication and semiconductor R&D sites globally. Patent, trade-secret, IP, employment, and product-liability discovery targeting Intel and the surrounding semiconductor cluster (Tektronix, Epson, Lam Research corridor).
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is Oregon's flagship academic medical center and medical school — a primary destination for complex care. Plus Providence Health, Legacy Health, Kaiser Permanente NW, PeaceHealth Sacred Heart (Eugene), and St. Charles Health (Bend). Subject to ORS 24.500 screening.
From Portland and Beaverton to Salem, Eugene, Bend, and every coastal and eastern Oregon county — Served 123 LLC handles subpoena domestication across all 36 Oregon counties with ORS 24.500 shield-law screening, OECI eFiling, and witness fee tender built into every order.
Out-of-state attorneys requiring discovery from Oregon tech, apparel, academic medical center, and government witnesses — ORCP 38 C filing, ORCP 55 subpoena drafting, OECI eFiling, shield-law screening, and service all handled.
Counsel targeting Intel Ronler Acres (Hillsboro semiconductor R&D), Tektronix, Lam Research, and Oregon's "Silicon Forest" cluster. Patent, trade-secret, IP, employment, and commercial tech discovery.
Counsel targeting Nike (Beaverton global HQ), Columbia Sportswear, adidas North America (Portland), Keen Footwear, Dr. Martens AirWair (Portland). Product liability, trademark, licensing, employment, and commercial discovery.
Counsel needing records from OHSU (flagship academic medical center), Providence Health, Legacy Health, Kaiser Permanente NW, PeaceHealth Sacred Heart, St. Charles Health. All 36 counties covered — subject to ORS 24.500 screening.
Counsel targeting Oregon state agencies, Oregon Department of Justice, Oregon DHS, Oregon DEQ, Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division (Oregon OSHA), Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission. Marion County (Salem) hub.
Legal support firms outsourcing Oregon UIDDA work — we handle shield-law screening, ORCP 55 drafting, OECI eFiling, fee advancement, witness fee tender, and statewide service from Portland to Burns.
The most common questions about domesticating subpoenas in Oregon — including ORCP 38 C, the ORS 24.500 shield law, OECI eFiling, Nike/Intel/OHSU discovery, and Circuit Court procedure.
