Oregon Acceptance of Service is a legal process in which an individual or entity agrees to submit to the jurisdiction of the court in Oregon. This process is used in civil cases and is often required to initiate legal proceedings in the state. It is also known as a “notice of service” or “acknowledgment of service.” There are two types of Oregon Acceptance of Service: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary Oregon Acceptance of Service is when the individual or entity agrees to accept service of the summons and complaint. Involuntary Oregon Acceptance of Service is when service is accepted by a third party on behalf of the individual or entity. In either case, the individual or entity must sign an Acceptance of Service form in order to accept the process. Once accepted, the individual or entity becomes a party to the case and must respond to the complaint within the specified time period.