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Please do not report to court unless you have received a summons form or postcard instructing you to do so. Completing the Questionnaire either online (preferred) through eJUROR or by mail determines your eligibility to serve on a federal jury; it does not mean you will be called to serve. If you are summoned, you will have the opportunity to provide information about your ability to serve at that time.

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Once the online Qualification Questionnaire is complete, a confirmation message will be sent to the e-mail address you can provide during the online submission.

A response is still required. If you have served in federal court within the past two years, you may request an excuse — though there is no cap on how frequently someone may serve. This excuse allowance for prior service is only applicable if the service was in a federal court, not a state court. You may indicate prior service in your response, whether submitted online (preferred) through eJUROR or by mail.

A response is required even if a recipient cannot serve. Completing the Qualification Questionnaire either online (preferred) through eJUROR or by mail, does not necessarily mean you will be called to serve as a juror — completion of the Questionnaire is to determine your eligibility to serve on a federal jury. If you are summoned for jury service, you will have the opportunity to provide information about your ability to serve at that time.

If you respond online (preferred) through eJUROR you will have an opportunity to indicate name and address changes upon login, as well as note if you are responding on someone else's behalf. Be sure to log in using the name exactly as it appears on the Qualification Questionnaire. If you do not know the intended recipient's current address, please return the Qualification Questionnaire to us marked as undeliverable. If you complete a paper Questionnaire, please indicate any name or address changes directly on the form and return to us by mail. Prospective jurors are randomly selected every two years from Kansas's registered voter list (provided by the Secretary of State) and supplemented with licensed driver and state ID records from the Department of Revenue. If you have moved out of Kansas, please update your information with the Department of Revenue and contact your former county to be removed from the voter list.

A response is required even if the intended recipient is away at college or on active military duty. You may respond online (preferred) through eJUROR — on the recipient's behalf or provide the web address ejuror1.uscourts.gov/ksd and participant number to the intended recipient so they can complete the response themselves. During the online process, you will have the opportunity to indicate name and address changes, as well as note if you are responding on someone else's behalf. Be sure to log in using the name exactly as it appears on the Questionnaire. If you do not know the intended recipient's current address, please return the Questionnaire to us marked as undeliverable. If responding by mail, complete the Questionnaire on the recipient's behalf and return it to the Court.

Convictions do not automatically disqualify you from federal jury service. Whether responding online (preferred) through eJUROR or by mail, you will have the opportunity to make the Court aware of any prior felony convictions in your response. Please explain the nature of the charge, the year of conviction, the state of conviction, and whether all terms of the sentence have been completed. If you are unable to provide specific information, please indicate the reason.

Federal Court hears both civil and criminal trials. Criminal trials consist of juries composed of 12 jurors plus alternates, while civil trials are composed of 6 to 8 jurors.