Guam § 9212 - Service of Accusation: Means.

§ 9212. Service of Accusation: Means.

The accusation and all accompanying papers may be sent to

respondent by any means selected by the agency. But unless the

respondent has been served personally or by registered mail or by

leaving a copy of the accusation and accompanying papers at his usual

place of residence, or at his place of business, with some person of

suitable age and discretion residing or working therein, or he shall have

filed a notice of defense or otherwise appeared, the agency shall not

make an order affecting adversely any rights of the respondent. Service

may be proved in the manner authorized in civil actions. Service by

registered mail shall be effective if a statute or agency regulation requires

respondent to file his address with the agency and to notify the agency of

any change, and if a registered letter containing the accusation and

accompanying papers is mailed, addressed to respondent at the latest

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address on file with the agency. Service shall be made by any officer or

employee of the agency or may be made by any person age eighteen (18)

or over who has been authorized by the agency.