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Proper service of process is often required before a court will hear your case — and the rules for how it must be done vary by state.
Our team handles delivery, documentation, and proof of service, at one flat rate confirmed upfront, so your paperwork holds up in court.
Our process servers are familiar with your state's service-of-process requirements.
Submit your details and we'll get started quickly, with your information kept private.
From a single county to multi-state service and hard-to-locate recipients.
Get the affidavit or proof of service your court filing requires.
Tell us what needs to be served and where.
We assign a process server from our team or partner network covering that area.
Discuss timing, cost, and any special instructions directly.
Receive proof of service documentation for your records.
Verified Process Servers
Our process servers are familiar with your state's service-of-process rules and requirements.
Nationwide Coverage
From local county service to multi-state and skip tracing jobs, find coverage wherever service is needed.
Fast Turnaround
Standard, rush, and same-day service options to match your filing deadlines.
Proof of Service Documentation
Receive the affidavit or proof of service documentation your case requires for court filing.
Flat-Rate, Transparent Pricing
One flat rate, confirmed upfront, before service begins. No hourly billing, no hidden fees.
100% Free to Submit
Submitting your request costs nothing. Compare options before you decide who to hire.
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Serving individuals, attorneys, and businesses across the US.
Process servers can make repeated attempts and, depending on your state's rules, may use alternative methods like substituted service or posting when personal service isn't possible.
Standard service is often completed within a few days; rush and same-day options are typically available for time-sensitive filings.
Yes — a completed affidavit or proof of service is standard practice and is generally required to file with the court.
No. We provide process serving services directly, through our own team and partner network — this isn't legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created.
Flat-Rate Pricing | Nationwide Coverage | Fast Turnaround | Free to Submit
