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Need a medical excuse
for jury duty?

If a medical condition prevents you from serving, a licensed physician will document it. Sick on your report date? Get a postponement note instead.

Choose my document
A jury summons in the mail
Letter on physician letterhead · Your court’s own excuse form when required
Which do you need?

Two documents. One decision.

Sick on your report date

You are unwell right now and cannot appear this week. Most courts move your service to a later date. You get a physician sick note for the date on your summons.

$36

A condition that prevents serving

A health condition makes jury service itself unworkable. A physician reviews your case and documents it. Document it your way:

1 Answer questions about your condition and treatment
2 For some conditions we ask for one document afterwards — we email you a link
3 Your court’s own excuse form completed when its language allows
$89
How it works

Three steps. No office visit.

01
Tell us what’s going on

A short intake about your condition and your summons. Same clinical questions a doctor would ask in person.

02
An MD reviews your case

A board-certified physician, licensed in your state. Not AI. Not a template.

03
Get your signed document

Delivered to your inbox with a QR verification code. If your court uses its own excuse form, send it to us and the physician completes it where its language allows.

Every court is different. We handle that.

Some courts accept a physician letter on letterhead. Others require their own form, signed by a physician, filed before a deadline. Send us your court’s form after checkout and the physician completes it when its language matches what the evaluation supports.

What your court may require
Letter on physician letterhead with license number
The court’s own medical excuse form
Filing 5 to 7 days before your report date
Your Physician Today

Courts verify. Every document names its physician, carries a real NPI and state license, and can be checked by QR code or phone.

Dr. Adam Z. Kawalek, MD
Board-Certified · 15+ years experience
NPI 1326223306 · LICENSED IN 29 STATES
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Frequently asked

Straight answers

Summoned? Start now.

Five minute intake. Physician review. Court deadlines are real, so don’t sit on it.

No note, no charge — 100% money-back
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No note, no charge — 100% money-back
Choose my document· from $36
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SickSlip
Start my request
Physician available now

Need a medical excuse for jury duty?

If a medical condition prevents you from serving, a licensed physician will document it. Sick on your report date? Get a postponement note instead.

A jury summons in the mail
$36
postponement
$89
excuse letter
MD
signed + verifiable
QR
court can verify
Letter on physician letterhead · Your court’s own excuse form when required
Which do you need?

Two documents. One decision.

Sick on your report date

You are unwell right now and cannot appear this week. Most courts move your service to a later date. You get a physician sick note for the date on your summons.

$36

A condition that prevents serving

A health condition makes jury service itself unworkable. A physician reviews your case and documents it. Document it your way:

1 Answer questions about your condition and treatment
2 For some conditions we ask for one document afterwards — we email you a link
3 Your court’s own excuse form completed when its language allows
$89
How it works

Three steps. No office visit.

01
Tell us what’s going on

A short intake about your condition and your summons. Same clinical questions a doctor would ask in person.

02
An MD reviews your case

A board-certified physician, licensed in your state. Not AI. Not a template.

03
Get your signed document

Delivered to your inbox with a QR verification code. If your court uses its own excuse form, send it to us and the physician completes it where its language allows.

Every court is different. We handle that.

Some courts accept a physician letter on letterhead. Others require their own form, signed by a physician, filed before a deadline. Send us your court’s form after checkout and the physician completes it when its language matches what the evaluation supports.

What your court may require
Letter on physician letterhead with license number
The court’s own medical excuse form
Filing 5 to 7 days before your report date
Your Physician Today

The court can check who signed it.

Dr. Adam Z. Kawalek, MD
Board-certified internal medicine · 15+ years

Every letter names the physician who signed it and carries a verifiable NPI, state license, and QR code. A jury commissioner can confirm it in seconds.

NPI 1326223306 · LICENSED IN 29 STATES
Online Now
Frequently asked

Straight answers

Summoned? Start now.

Five minute intake. Physician review. Court deadlines are real, so don’t sit on it.

No note, no charge — 100% money-back
HIPAANPI Verified29 States
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