Process Servers' Associations


Service of process is the procedure employed to give legal notice to a person (defendant etc.) of a court or administrative body's exercise of its jurisdiction over that person so as to enable that person to respond to the proceeding before the court, body or other tribunal. Usually, notice is furnished by delivering a set of court documents to the person to be served.

Process Servers Associations

  • Arizona Process Servers Association (APSA)

    Is a non-profit corporation that represents the interests of professional process servers in the state of Arizona. Arizona is a chartered state by the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS). APSA is committed to excellence and professionalism.

  • California Association of Photocopiers & Process Servers

    The California Association of Photocopiers & Process Servers (CAPPS) is an association comprised of over 350 individual members who provide legal support services to the legal industry. These services include process serving, photocopying, court filing, subpoena preparation, court record searches, skip tracing and private investigations.

  • Florida Association of Professional Process Servers, FAPPS

    The members of the Florida Association of Professional Process Servers are process servers dedicated to upholding the highest standards of professionalism within our industry.

  • Georgia Assocation of Professional Process Servers

    Is dedicated to promoting a high level of professional and ethical standards for the Process Serving industry in Georgia.

  • National Association of Professional Process Servers - NAPPS

    A Worldwide Organization Founded on the Principles of Professionalism and High Ethical Standards. Our database of Process Servers is a collection of the most outstanding individuals in the industry.

  • Nationwide Process Servers Association

    The Nationwide Process Servers Association is the latest effort of a group of process servers who wish to embrace technology and simplify ordering Service of Process.

  • New Jersey Professional Process Servers Association
  • New York State Professional Process Servers Association

    Is the only process serving organization located in New York State. We are dedicated to providing the legal community and laypersons with quality process servers who are both knowledgeable and professional. On this web site you will have access to a database of New York State members and associate members throughout the United States and the world.

  • North Carolinia Association Professional Process Servers
  • Oregon Association of Process Servers (OAPS)

    Our database of Oregon Process Servers is a collection of the most outstanding individuals in the industry and is used as a reference guide by numerous law firms and individuals seeking to have legal documents served.

  • Texas Process Servers Association

    The purpose of the Texas Process Servers Association is Training, Education, Legislation, furthering the Professionalism of the Process Service Industry, Networking with other Members, and Fellowship among the Members and the Legal Community.

  • United States Process Servers Association

    The focus of our Association is to help persons in need of a Process Server to find one in any part of the United States. If you need a Process Server please go to our directory to conduct a search. If one is not listed for the city you are searching please contact our office and we will find a close one for you.

  • Washington State Process Server Association

    In 1984 Seattle process server Bob Hoyden, armed with legal documents to serve on a defendant who was consciously avoiding service, effected service but in doing so passed by several No Trespassing signs. Although the defendant filed a complaint with the local police and prosecutor, they declined charges.

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