Q: How do I get an oath to office from judge, court clerk? I am faced with all clerks telling me they don't know what I am
A: An Idaho attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. It looks like part of your question may have been cut off. You could add the category of "Government/Administrative Law," but this looks like a matter where someone experienced in the operations of your particular court system or public agency might need to advise. Good luck
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To get an oath of office from a judge or court clerk, start by contacting your local courthouse. You can call or visit the courthouse and request information on the procedure for obtaining an oath of office. It's helpful to ask to speak directly with someone who handles administrative or legal matters.
If the clerks seem uncertain, politely ask to speak with a supervisor or a more experienced staff member. You might need to explain your situation clearly and emphasize that you are seeking an official document. Provide any relevant details or documents you have that support your request.
If you still face difficulties, consider checking the courthouse’s website for information or guidelines. Many courthouses have detailed instructions online for various administrative processes. Additionally, you could seek advice from a legal aid service or consult with an attorney for further guidance.
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