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Browse all 50 states and review state-specific service information, court resources and available local hiring destinations.
Browse all statesArizona first · Nationwide coordination
Need legal documents served in another city or state? The Process Server coordinates service-of-process assignments across all 50 states, with Arizona as our home market. Send the documents, service address and deadline. We review the applicable requirements, confirm pricing and available local execution, and explain what happens next.
Whether your assignment involves one recipient nearby or multiple recipients across state lines, coordination begins with the actual address, the documents and the requirements governing service.
Find your service area ↓50-state coordination · Arizona home market · Online intake open 24/7
Find your service area
Start with a state, county or city. Our location pages help you identify the relevant service area and submit an assignment. If you do not see your location listed, send the physical address and we will review availability.
By state
Browse all 50 states and review state-specific service information, court resources and available local hiring destinations.
Browse all statesBy county
Locate countywide service information, regional court resources and registered commercial county pages.
Browse countiesBy city
Find city-level hiring pages with local address, service-condition and court information where dedicated pages are available.
Browse citiesArizona roots · national reach
Arizona is our deepest operating market. Assignments elsewhere in the United States are reviewed for qualified local execution, applicable requirements and availability before acceptance.
Arizona
Arizona is our deepest operating market, with commercial service pages covering major cities and county markets throughout the state. Start with the location where documents must be served, or submit a statewide assignment.
Featured national markets
Explore selected state service markets. Every assignment is reviewed against the documents, service address, applicable requirements and local execution availability before acceptance.
A featured state is a coordination destination, not a company-owned office or a standing rush guarantee.
Assignment types
The same intake covers every assignment, but what happens after intake depends on the recipient, the location and the rules governing service.
Homes, apartments, multifamily properties and other lawful service locations. Recipient identity, address and governing method are reviewed.
Corporations, LLCs and other legal entities. The authorized recipient depends on the entity, proceeding and applicable law. A front-desk employee is not universally authorized to accept every document.
Cases may involve several recipients in different counties or states. Each location and recipient can require distinct coordination and final documentation. Describe the full assignment and it is reviewed as a set rather than assumed to be one automatic order per address.
Requests approaching a hearing or service deadline. Priority and feasibility are confirmed individually, with no national same-day guarantee.
Remote properties, gated communities, restricted buildings and other locations with access constraints. Address, travel and permissible access are reviewed before acceptance.
Detention facilities, government entities, tribal lands, military facilities and other restricted environments. Specific rules, authorized recipients, operator qualifications and access permissions may apply, so these require additional review when necessary.
National coverage does not mean every service method is available in every jurisdiction. Acceptance depends on the documents, location, applicable rules and confirmed execution arrangements.
From request to documented result
Five steps, the same in every market. What differs between states is who may serve, which method is permitted and what the final record must contain.
Send the legal documents, named recipient, physical service address, issuing court where applicable, and deadline. The same online intake is used regardless of the state.
The applicable proceeding, recipient requirements, service location, requested priority and availability of qualified local execution are reviewed. The state where papers were filed is not automatically the state where they must be served, and interstate assignments are checked against the rules governing the proceeding and the requirements at the service location. This is a scheduling and coordination review, not legal advice or a substitute for court instructions.
Once scope, pricing and availability are confirmed, the assignment is coordinated with an appropriate local process server or other legally permitted execution arrangement. Not every state mandates professional process-server licensing; where licensing, registration, appointment or other qualification is required, compliance is verified.
Actual attempts, times, locations, relevant observations and outcomes are documented. If service is unsuccessful, permissible next steps are evaluated under the governing rules. Failed personal service is not treated as automatic authority for substitute service, and court-ordered alternative service is distinct and requires authorization where applicable.
Completed service produces a signed, sworn affidavit or other legally appropriate proof identifying the recipient, time, location and method. Unsuccessful service produces a signed, sworn affidavit of non-service or due diligence documenting the actual attempts and findings. The document must comply with applicable execution, sworn-statement and filing requirements, and court acceptance is not guaranteed.
Service options
Standard, Rush and Emergency coordination are requested priorities. Feasibility, pricing and scheduling are confirmed for each assignment before dispatch.
Documented multi-attempt service with a filing-ready affidavit.
Priority dispatch and accelerated attempt scheduling.
Immediate coordination for time-critical court deadlines.
Dispatch timing does not guarantee completion. Completion depends on defendant access, address conditions, and the requirements of the issuing court. How pricing is determined
Service availability, travel, local regulations and restricted-access procedures vary by location. Pricing and scheduling are confirmed for each assignment before dispatch. The same priority label can correspond to different feasible schedules in different markets, and no national turnaround or success outcome is guaranteed.
Documentation integrity
Every accepted assignment ends with a signed, sworn document. Which document depends on whether service was completed.
Completed
Affidavit of service
A signed, sworn affidavit records the service outcome, including the legally relevant recipient, date, time, location and method. Its format and execution must satisfy the applicable jurisdictional requirements.
Not completed
Affidavit of non-service or due diligence
A signed, sworn statement records the actual attempts, observations, findings and unsuccessful outcome. It does not claim that service was completed.
Attempt logs and status updates support the final sworn documentation but do not replace it. Filing requirements, permitted forms and execution formalities vary by jurisdiction and proceeding. The documentation standard remains consistent; the legally required execution and form can differ.
Common questions
Short answers to what attorneys, paralegals, property managers and self-represented litigants ask before submitting an out-of-state assignment.
Requests are accepted for service locations across all 50 states. Actual acceptance, qualified local execution and scheduling are confirmed for each assignment. We do not represent that we maintain staffed offices in every state.
Use the state, county and city directories, or submit the service address directly. A missing local landing page does not automatically mean an assignment cannot be coordinated.
Multi-location assignments can be reviewed together. Each recipient and physical address is evaluated for its own applicable requirements, scheduling and documentation. A single consolidated price or invoice is confirmed after that review rather than assumed at intake.
Yes. Who may serve, authorized methods, required documentation and other procedures can differ by jurisdiction and proceeding. The assignment is reviewed against the applicable requirements before acceptance.
Standard, Rush and Emergency coordination are available as requested priorities. Actual scheduling depends on the location, recipient, applicable requirements, local execution availability and access conditions. Completion is not guaranteed by a requested priority.
Actual attempts and findings are documented, and the customer receives appropriate final non-service or due-diligence documentation. Additional steps are evaluated according to the governing rules. Unsuccessful attempts do not automatically authorize alternative service.
Online intake is open 24/7. Requests are reviewed in the order received, and urgent deadlines should be flagged by phone. Continuous staffed review or immediate dispatch is not guaranteed.
Nationwide assignments are coordinated through the operating network and appropriate local arrangements. Coverage does not mean the company maintains a physical office in each jurisdiction.
More answers in the service FAQ directory.
Nationwide · Ready to begin
Tell us where the documents need to be served. Submit the papers, recipient information, service address and deadline. We review the applicable requirements and local execution availability, then confirm the scope, pricing and scheduling before the assignment is accepted.
Intake is open 24/7. Requests are reviewed in the order received; urgent deadlines should be flagged by phone.