Service of Process FAQ
Served 123 LLC provides court-compliant service of process nationwide with disciplined execution, clear status reporting, and filing-ready proof of service.
- Law firms and litigation counsel
- Corporate legal departments and registered agents
- Government agencies and institutions
- Self-represented litigants (pro se) and private civil parties
Service of Process is the formal delivery of legal documents to a party, providing notice and an opportunity to respond. Served 123 LLC coordinates delivery using court-compliant methods, documents all attempts, and returns filing-ready proof of service.
Common documents include:
- Summons & Complaint / Petition
- Subpoenas (civil, records, appearance)
- Orders to Show Cause and notices of motion
- Temporary restraining orders and related papers (jurisdiction permitting)
- Divorce, custody, and family court filings (jurisdiction permitting)
- Eviction and landlord notices (jurisdiction permitting)
- Small claims papers and other court notices
We provide nationwide coverage across all 50 states. International service may be available through vetted partners and jurisdiction-specific procedures where permitted, including formal channels when required.
Standard orders include up to three (3) documented attempts per address, unless your jurisdiction, court order, or client instructions require a different approach. Each recipient and each address is treated as its own order for accurate compliance and reporting.
First-attempt timeframes vary by tier and local feasibility:
| Service Tier | First Attempt Timeframe |
|---|---|
| Routine | 3–5 business days |
| Preferred | 1–3 business days |
| Next Business Day | By next business day (where feasible) |
| Same-Day / Immediate | Subject to cutoff times and local availability |
Email your documents to info@served123.com as a single PDF per recipient. Include:
- Recipient name (and business name if applicable)
- Full service address and any access notes
- Case caption / court / docket number (if available)
- Any deadline, hearing date, or requested tier
- Special instructions (e.g., court order for alternate service)
You will receive filing-ready proof consistent with your jurisdiction — typically a Proof of Service / Affidavit of Service, or a non-service / due diligence affidavit when applicable. Delivered as PDF, with physical copies available upon request.
If service is unsuccessful due to address issues or evasive behavior, we provide documented attempt details and next-step options. Where appropriate, investigative solutions such as skip tracing may be used to locate updated address information.
We provide a written quote based on jurisdiction, service tier, recipient type, and address complexity. Routine service is billed per recipient/address. Expedited tiers and specialized instructions may affect pricing.
Yes. We routinely serve registered agents, corporate offices, and business locations, subject to jurisdictional rules on who may accept service. If you have a known registered agent, include that entity name and address in your submission.
Yes. Please include gate codes (if authorized), building rules, best entry points, and any prior access issues in your submission. We document access barriers and attempt outcomes for filing and motion support when needed.
It depends on the jurisdiction and document type. Many jurisdictions accept proofs executed under penalty of perjury; others require notarization for certain papers. We align the proof format to the applicable court requirements.