A documented medical condition can be valid grounds to request a postponement or excuse from jury duty. SwiftCareMD provides a physician-reviewed, signed note that you can submit to the court with your hardship or medical excuse request — online, with no appointment, same-day.
Most courts accept physician documentation as valid grounds for requesting a jury duty postponement or excuse. Valid medical reasons typically include acute illness or injury that prevents attendance, chronic conditions requiring frequent treatment, recent surgery or recovery, and mental health conditions that make service impractical.
Requirements vary by jurisdiction, but most courts ask for a signed physician's note on official letterhead.
Important: SwiftCareMD provides documentation of actual medical conditions reviewed by a licensed physician. We do not help fabricate conditions or create fraudulent court documents.
If you have a genuine medical condition that affects your ability to serve, a physician-reviewed note through SwiftCareMD is a legitimate path to requesting accommodation.
Complete an intake form describing your illness, chronic condition, or recent procedure and how it affects your ability to attend and participate in jury duty.
A licensed physician in your state reviews your intake. If your condition is clinically appropriate for documentation, they issue a signed note.
A signed PDF is emailed to you, ready to include with your jury duty excuse request form to the court clerk.
Individuals with genuine medical conditions that would be aggravated by jury service, people managing post-surgical recovery, those with mobility limitations, or anyone with an active illness at the time of summons. Available in the U.S. with 24/7 live chat support.
SwiftCareMD charges $34.99 flat. If a note isn't clinically appropriate for your situation, we offer a full money-back guarantee.
Court-ready documentation without an in-person appointment and at a fraction of the cost of a clinic visit.
Skip the waiting room. Get a legitimate medical absence note from a U.S.-licensed physician — delivered to your inbox in minutes. $34.99 flat fee, HIPAA compliant, signed by an NPI-verified physician.