Washington HB1003 modifies service of notice rules for forcible entry and unlawful detainer cases.

Washington HB1003 amends the Revised Code of Washington to update how notices are served in cases involving forcible entry and unlawful detainer. The bill allows notices to be served either by personal delivery, by leaving a copy with someone on the premises, or by certified mail to the last known address. If the address is unknown, the notice can be affixed to the premises and sent by mail. The bill also specifies that subtenants are not necessary parties in such actions. Service upon corporations can be made by delivering a copy to an officer or agent.

Washington HB1003 modifies service of notice rules for forcible entry and unlawful detainer cases.

Washington HB1003 amends the Revised Code of Washington to update how notices are served in cases involving forcible entry and unlawful detainer. The bill allows notices to be served either by personal delivery, by leaving a copy with someone on the premises, or by certified mail to the last known address. If the address is unknown, the notice can be affixed to the premises and sent by mail. The bill also specifies that subtenants are not necessary parties in such actions. Service upon corporations can be made by delivering a copy to an officer or agent.