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[SonamKapoor]

I was actually just joking around back.

It can later on be part of the proof of service. Courts generally require some kind of proof of service - or that you've informed the other party such as what you file with the court, the judge will require you to send copies to the other party. You can also ask to have proof of service waived such as when you don't know where the other party is or you could ask to have a different kind of service. If you send it snail mail - then how do you prove later on that the other party was notified?

We've seen proof of service filings with Chanbond vs the 13 in the Pacers. Here in Washington State:

(g) Certified Mail. Whenever the use of "registered" mail is authorized by statutes relating to judicial
proceedings or by rule of court, "certified" mail, with return receipt requested, may be used.

www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/?fa=court_rules.display&group=sup&set=CR&ruleid=supcr05