Action Legal Process
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Since 1994
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Our fees are non-refundable and are per address for a single servee. Your payment is for due diligence. No legitimate process server can guarantee service.
They can only conduct due diligence. But we would not have been in business since 1994 if we weren't getting the job done.
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Why Choose Action Legal Process?
We hire our process servers who work directly for us as contractors. When you hire a company that subcontracts with another company, your prices are higher and quality control is lower.
In those areas where we do not have a local server, let us vet the server and control the quality.
With Action Legal Process, we compete for price and value.
Notarizing our server's signature on your affidavits as required is no extra fee.
Every time we make an attempt or when we make a successful serve, you get an email.
Get the process started quicker by emailing your documents. If you really want to wait on the mail, we can give you our delivery address.
Service of emailed summonses, subpoenas, mechanics liens and other legal documents.
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Our service attempts are initiated in two business days. Do you need same day service or priority service? Let us know..
Fill out our online form for a quote, we'll reply so you can email your documents, and then pay online via a secure server to get our process server started on your job.
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We have local process servers sworn to a high ethical standard to get the job done right.
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Our local process servers are on call nationwide to serve your court documents. We hire our own servers to save you money and provide better service.
Process servers are used in a variety of tasks such as serving summonses, subpoenas, mechanics liens, and notices, as well as sometimes document retrieval. The main job of a process serving company is to serve legal documents to a defendant, a witness, records custodian, or other interested party in a court case.
After serving any legal documents, process servers must provide the client with an affidavit to be filed by the client with their court to prove the service of process was completed. States vary as to whether the service of process must be notarized.
Process servers are legally required to serve papers in the correct manner laid out by the state where the legal documents originated. Process serving laws vary by state, so each individual process server should be advised by his out of state client if there are any particular laws to be followed exclusive to the state of origin.
Florida documents require certain notations on the service document to be made by the process server when effectuating service. Most states allow process to be served seven days a week except, most notably, Florida, New York and Texas. They do not allow Sunday service.
If there are any laws specific to your state, let your process server know in writing prior to the service of process.