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PHONE SCAM ALERT

: in more than a dozen states, including California, reports have been filed regarding calls from people claiming to be court officials or law enforcement officers. Do not provide any information having to do with your bank or credit card to anyone claiming to be an officer of the court or of the law. If you receive communication from someone requesting your personal information, immediately contact the fraud unit of your local police department. Be advised that although court personnel may contact you by telephone, they will never ask for your personal or credit card information.

Step 4: Download Letter of Attendance

Once your service is complete, you can download or print your attendance letter (also known as proof of service) directly through the eResponse Portal — anytime, from your computer, phone, or tablet.

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Log In Visit the eResponse Portal and enter your juror ID and date of birth. If prompted, complete the online questionnaire before proceeding.
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Click "Print Letters" Once logged in, locate and click the "Print Letters" button on your main dashboard navigation.
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Select "Attendance Letter for Employer" Choose the "Attendance Letter for Employer" option to generate your proof of service. This document includes your specific dates of service.
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Print or Save The letter will open in a new tab. You can now print the letter directly or save it as a PDF for your records or employer.
Important Notice
  • Ensure your browser's pop-up blocker is disabled before clicking "Print Letters."
  • Letters are typically available 24–48 hours after your final day of service.
  • If you served on multiple non-consecutive days, ensure all dates appear on the final summary.
Need Assistance? If your letter is not showing the correct dates or you encounter errors in the portal. Contact Jury Office