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Process Service – our process servers serve all types of legal documents, including summons and complaints, divorce papers, family court documents, subpoenas, citations, small claims court cases, order to show cause, motions, petitions, discovery documents, evictions, landlord tenant notices and more.  We are a full service process service agency providing law firms, attorneys and the general public with legal services nationwide.  At Undisputed Legal Inc., we employ hundreds of process servers nationwide which allows us to provide all of our clients with local professional process servers, thereby allowing us to offer three (3) levels of service for all of our clients nationwide (Routine Service 1st attempt 3-5 Days, Rush Service 1st attempt Next Day, Same Day Service 1st attempt same day).

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What does a process server do?

If you have ever been involved with a legal matter, chances are that you have dealt with a process server. The role of a process server is simple: he or she delivers court summons to those who are party to a legal proceeding. However, the job is rarely as easy as it sounds. Here is what is truly involved in process serving.

WYOMING RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Wyoming Process Service Requirements

Process may be served within the state, by the sheriff of the county where the service is made, or by the under sheriff or deputy, or, at the request of the party causing same to be issued, by any other person of the age of majority, not a party to the action, appointed for such purpose by the clerk.

WEST VIRGINIA RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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West Virginia Process Service Requirements

Service may be effected by any person who is not a party and who is at least 18 years of age.

WISCONSIN RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Wisconsin Process Service Requirements

An authenticated copy of the summons may be served by any adult resident of the state where service is made who is not a party to the action. Service shall be made with reasonable diligence

WASHINGTON RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Washington Process Service Licensing Requirements

In order to serve process in the state of Washington, an individual is required to register with the auditor

of the county in which the process server resides or operates his or her principal place of business and pay

a $10 fee.  No testing and no requirement for insurance or bonding.

VERMONT RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Vermont Process Service Requirements

Service of all process shall be made by a sheriff or deputy sheriff, by a constable or other person authorized by law, or by some indifferent person specially appointed for that purpose by any superior judge, or a judge of the court to which it is returnable, except that process served under subdivision (f), or a notice and request sent pursuant to subdivision (l), of this rule may be deposited in the mail by plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney and a subpoena. Special appointments to serve process shall be made freely when substantial savings in travel fees will result.

VIRGINIA RULES AND CIVIL PROCEDURE

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Title § 8.01 Civil Remedies and Procedure

§ 8.01-285. Definition of certain terms for purposes of this chapter; process, return, statutory agent.
For the purposes of this chapter:

1. The term “process” shall be deemed to include notice;

2. The term “return” shall be deemed to include the term “proof of service”;

3. The term “statutory agent” means the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and the successors of either, when appointed pursuant to law for the purpose of service of process on the nonresident defined in subdivision 2 of § 8.01-307.
(1977, c. 617; 1991, c. 672.)