Rule 1.12 - Service of Bar Pleadings or Documents on Out-of-State Attorney or LP(a) If an attorney or LP has designated to the Bar an address that is not located within the State of Oregon, a formal complaint filed under BR 4.1 or a statement of objections filed under BR 8.9 may be:(1) personally served upon the attorney or LP; or(2) served on the attorney or LP by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the attorney's or LP's last designated address on file with the Bar, in which case service shall be complete on the date on which the attorney or LP signs a receipt for the mailing.(b) If service under either BR 1.12(a)(1) or BR 1.12(a)(2) is attempted but cannot be completed, a formal complaint or a statement of objections may be served on the attorney or LP by first class mail to the attorney's or LP's last designated address on file with the Bar, in which case service shall be complete seven days after such mailing. Proof of such service by mail shall be by certificate showing the date of deposit in the mail.(c) Service of all other pleadings or documents on an attorney or LP who has designated an address that is not located within the State of Oregon shall comply with BR 1.8(a).Rule 1.12 amended by Order dated April 18, 1984, effective 6/1/1984. Amended by Order dated June 30, 1987. Rule 1.12 amended by Order dated April 26, 2007. Rule 1.12a and c amended by Order dated May 3, 2017, effective 1/1/2018. Rule 1.12 amended by Order dated August 17, 2022, effective 7/1/2023. Rule 1.12 amended by Order dated December 26, 2023, effective 1/1/2024.