Pickup and Delivery
Originals, exhibits and signed papers carried by hand to opposing counsel, a client, an expert or another firm, and handed to the person you name.
You get a courier-signed proof: who received it, their title, when, and each item.
Originals, signed papers and sealed packages carried by hand to the person you name. Then a courier-signed proof of delivery: who received it, when, where, and each item.
Free written quote first. No payment until you approve it.
All 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
A parcel service moves a package on its own route and schedule. When the paper is an original, the date is close, or someone may ask who received it, you want one courier carrying it the whole way.
Our courier picks up from the person you name, carries it by hand, and hands it to the person or desk you name. Then the courier signs a proof of delivery that says who received it, when and where, and lists each item delivered.
Legal papers are our everyday work. We also handle service of process, on its own order form.
Every run type below is ordered on the form above.
The same steps apply to one envelope across town or a standing route; pickup and ship ends with a tracking number.
Pickup, delivery, the date it is needed by, and what we carry.
Your price in writing, with the wait and any extra stop.
You check the quote and pay its invoice online. No account.
The courier collects it from the person you named.
Handed to your recipient. You get the courier-signed proof.
Pick the run type on the form. Distance, the date, any wait and any extra stop set the price.
Originals, exhibits and signed papers carried by hand to opposing counsel, a client, an expert or another firm, and handed to the person you name.
You get a courier-signed proof: who received it, their title, when, and each item.
The courier delivers, waits while the documents are signed, and carries the signed set back on the same trip. Tell us who signs and roughly how long it takes; the quote prices the wait.
You get the signed set back on the same trip, to the person you named.
Over a long distance, a tracked overnight carrier is sometimes the faster choice. We collect the package and send it by a tracked carrier; the quote names the carrier service before anything moves.
You get the tracking number for the shipment.
Recorded deeds, conformed copies and released originals collected from a recorder’s office or a title company. Upload the authorization letter the office asks for, or put its reference number in the special instructions. On the form, choose Pickup and deliver.
You get the documents collected and brought to you.
The same stops on a set schedule: opposing counsel, the recorder, a second office. List the stops and how often they run; we quote the route as a whole.
You get the whole route quoted in writing before the first run.
Settlement packages, sealed records and wet-ink originals carried unopened, on any run type.
You get it handed only to the person you name: write “named recipient only” in the special instructions.
Not sure which run type fits? Pick the closest one and describe the run in the special instructions. Get a free quote
Every hand delivery ends with a one-page proof of delivery, signed by the courier who carried it.
It names who received it and their title, the date, time and address, and each item delivered, one line per envelope, box or binder. It can also record the pickup: where, the date and the time.
What it does not show: that the recipient read it, what was inside a sealed package, or that any deadline moved. A proof of delivery is a signed statement, not a proof of service.
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Two things decide whether a run goes smoothly on the day: who receives it, and what happens if no one can.
A person, a title or a desk: “Jane Doe, Litigation”, “Recording counter” or “Front desk”. If it must go to a named person only, say so in the special instructions.
Tell us what to do if no one can receive it: try again later, leave it with a named alternate, or bring it back. A delivery that fails for wrong details, refusal or no access is a new order.
A courier delivery is not, by itself, service of process. Need the delivery proved as service? Ask for an affidavit of service in the special instructions.
A summons and complaint is served the way the court’s rules set out, with a proof of service. A courier’s proof of delivery does not do that on its own: order service of process for it.
In federal court, most papers after the complaint are served on the party’s attorney and may be handed to them or left at their office (Fed. R. Civ. P. 5(b)). State rules differ; check yours.
Distance, the date it is needed by, any wait and any extra stop set the price.
All of it is in your written quote, and there is no payment until you approve it. No account needed.
Serving papers too? Service of process is priced on our pricing page.
Pick the date it is needed by on the form and add any time of day, like “by 3 PM”, in the special instructions. Same-day runs are quoted on request; your quote confirms whether it can be done.
We cover all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico. Over a long distance, a tracked overnight carrier is sometimes the faster choice: pick Pickup and ship.
Traffic, weather and building access can affect the delivery time of any run.
Service rules, the proof, sealed packages, timing and cost, for law firms and title offices.
Not by itself. A summons and complaint is served the way the court’s rules set out, with a proof of service, and a courier’s proof of delivery does not do that on its own. For a summons, order service of process.
A legal courier is for papers that matter later: originals, sealed packages and signed documents, picked up from the person you name and handed to the person or desk you name. Then the courier signs a proof of delivery naming who received it, their title, the date, time, address and each item.
A proof of delivery signed by the courier. It names who received it and their title, the date, time and address, and each item delivered. It does not show that the recipient read it or certify what was inside a sealed package.
Yes. Choose Wait and return on the form, and tell us in the special instructions who signs and roughly how long it takes. The quote prices the wait.
The courier follows the fallback you gave: try again later, leave it with a named alternate, or bring it back. Put it in the special instructions. A delivery that fails for wrong details, refusal or no access is a new order.
Court filing is a separate service with its own form. Order it on our court filing services page.
It is carried unopened. If it must go to a named person only, and not a front desk, say so in the special instructions. The proof of delivery lists the package, not what is inside it.
Yes. Recorded deeds, conformed copies and released originals can be collected and brought to you. Upload the authorization letter the office asks for, or put its reference number in the special instructions.
Yes. Choose Standing route on the form, and list the stops and how often in the special instructions.
Yes, in all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico. Over a long distance, a tracked overnight carrier is sometimes faster: choose Pickup and ship.
Pick the date it is needed by on the form and add any time of day in the special instructions, for example “by 3 PM”. Same-day runs are quoted on request; your written quote confirms whether it can be done. Traffic, weather and building access can affect the delivery time.
Distance, the date it is needed by, any wait and any extra stop set the price. All of it goes in a written quote, and there is no payment until you approve it.
Yes. We handle service of process in all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
Tell us the pickup, the delivery and the date. Your free written quote comes back by email.
Questions? Call (800) 321-2377.