What is a process server?
A process server delivers legal documents to individuals or entities in connection with a legal proceeding or other authorized legal process.
Are you certified?
Yes. Process service is performed by a Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission Certified Process Server.
Where do you serve?
Our primary service area is Tarrant County, including Fort Worth and surrounding communities. Contact us regarding assignments outside Tarrant County.
What types of documents do you serve?
Assignments may include citations, summons, petitions, subpoenas, family-law documents, civil-litigation documents, notices and other authorized legal documents. Acceptance depends upon the type of process, applicable rules and assignment instructions.
You can review our process serving services for more information about standard, rush, subpoena, and other assignments.
How quickly can you attempt service?
Timing depends upon the requested service level, location, document readiness, time received and field availability. Standard, rush and same-day options may be available.
Do you guarantee successful service?
No.
No professional process server can guarantee that a particular individual will ultimately be successfully served. We provide professional field effort, documented attempts and communication according to the assignment accepted.
How many attempts are included?
The number and timing of attempts depend upon the service package confirmed for your assignment. Additional attempts outside the agreed package require authorization and may incur additional charges.
Will I receive updates?
Yes. We provide relevant status information regarding significant assignment activity.
Can I send documents electronically?
Yes. Electronic document submission is preferred.Large document packages may be subject to additional printing charges.
Can you serve someone at work?
Potentially. Whether workplace service is appropriate depends upon the assignment, applicable rules, access restrictions and circumstances encountered.
Do you make evening or weekend attempts?
Evening and weekend attempts may be available when appropriate for an assignment.
What information should I provide?
Helpful information may include the recipient’s full name, service address, photograph, approximate age, physical description, vehicle information, employer, known schedule, apartment or unit number, gate information, alternative addresses and relevant safety information. Provide only information you are lawfully authorized to share.
Can you locate someone if I do not have a current address?
Contact us regarding the information available. Any investigative or skip-tracing assistance, if offered, must be separately discussed and authorized.
Can you give me legal advice?
No. Tarrant County Process Serve is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Questions concerning legal strategy, deadlines, court requirements, document preparation or the legal sufficiency of a method of service should be directed to a licensed attorney or the appropriate court.
Can individuals hire you directly?
Yes, when private service is legally authorized.
How do I get started?
Submit your assignment through our Request Service page.
For urgent matters: Call or Text: 682.302.0222
Still have a question? Contact Tarrant County Process Serve.