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ExcuseFromJury.com is a free public resource created to help everyday Americans understand their rights when it comes to jury duty and generate a professional, well-written excuse letter without paying expensive attorney fees.

What We Do

Our letter generator creates personalized, state-specific jury duty excuse letters using real legal statute references for all 50 US states. Simply enter your details, select your excuse reason, and get a court-ready letter in seconds — completely free, with no account required and no data stored.

All 50 States

Every letter references the specific jury duty statute for your state — not generic language, but real legal citations courts recognize.

8 Excuse Reasons

Financial hardship, medical conditions, caregiving, employer hardship, student status, active military, pre-planned travel, and self-employment.

100% Private

All processing happens in your browser. We never store, transmit, or access any personal information you enter. Zero data collection.

Always Free

No subscription, no account, no payment. This tool will always be free to use for every American who needs it.

Important: What We Are Not

⚠ Please Read
ExcuseFromJury.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We are an informational website providing free letter templates as a public service. Generated letters are starting points — always review and personalize before submitting. If you have complex legal concerns about your jury duty situation, please consult a licensed attorney in your state.

Our Mission

Legal information shouldn't be locked behind expensive consultations. Our mission is simple: give every American access to the same quality of letter that a lawyer might draft, completely free, in under two minutes.

We built this tool because jury summons paperwork can be intimidating, and many people don't know they have the right to formally request an excuse. Every state in the US has statutory provisions allowing citizens to request excuses based on genuine hardship — we just help you exercise that right properly.

Accuracy & Legal Research

Our state-specific legal citations are drawn from publicly available state statutes and court rules. We reference official sources including US Courts jury service guidelines and individual state court websites. That said, laws change — always verify current requirements with your specific court before submitting.