Court Filing FAQ
Served 123 LLC coordinates physical and electronic court filing services across all 50 states — managing logistics with speed, accuracy, and clear communication from intake through stamped confirmation.
- New case initiation and time-sensitive submissions
- Motions, responses, affidavits, and declarations
- Proofs of service and return filings
- Subpoena-related filings where applicable
- In-person filing and runner coordination when required
- Stamped confirmations returned by PDF
Common filing requests include:
- Complaints, petitions, and initiating papers
- Motions, responses, replies, and supporting exhibits
- Affidavits, declarations, and verifications
- Proposed orders, judgments, and stipulations
- Subpoena-related filings where applicable
- Proofs/affidavits of service and return filings
Yes. We coordinate both in-person filing and electronic filing where permitted. The available method depends on the venue, filing type, and whether e-filing access is available for that matter. We confirm the appropriate method at intake.
Rush coordination is available in many jurisdictions. Timing depends on court hours, acceptance cutoffs, and document readiness. Once received, we confirm the fastest feasible timeline and keep you updated through completion.
We support filings nationwide across all 50 states. For venues with restricted access, we coordinate compliant submission methods based on court rules — including in-person runner filing or other permitted delivery options.
Email your filing to info@served123.com and include:
- Court name and location
- Case caption and case number (if open)
- The PDF(s) to be filed, including exhibits
- Filing type and any known cover sheet or fee details
- Deadline or hearing date (if applicable)
Pricing depends on venue, filing method, time sensitivity, and court fees. We provide a written quote before work begins. Court fees are always passed through at cost with no markup.