For document exchange service, when is service deemed?

• A. The second day after it was left
• B. The day it was left
• C. The next business day after it was left
• D. The seventh day after left

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is how timing for service is fixed when using a document exchange. For document exchange service, the moment service is treated as effective is the second day after the document was left. This creates a clear, predictable date for any deadlines that run from service, without needing to verify actual receipt or reading. So if you leave the document on day one, it is deemed served on day two, which is what the two-day rule achieves. This is why the second-day-deemed date is the correct choice. It isn’t the day you left it, it isn’t the next business day, and it isn’t a week later—those would alter the timing in ways this rule specifically avoids.