Service of Process

Service of process,made painless.

A transparent, trackable serve from upload to affidavit. Vetted Carolina process servers, every attempt verified with notes, photos, timestamps, and GPS — and a notarized, court-ready affidavit the moment service completes.

Submit serves 24/7 Every attempt GPS-verified No contracts, no subscriptions
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
JANE SMITH,
Plaintiff,
vs.
ACME CORP, et al.,
Defendants.
Case No.:
CV-2026-0042
PROOF OF SERVICE
(POS-010)
M. Rodriguez
Process Server (Reg. #PSC-12345)

From upload to affidavit in four steps

Know who's been served, when, and where — without chasing anyone for an update.

1

Create a serve in about 60 seconds

Drop in your summons or complaint and our document AI extracts the party name, address, case number, and court — no re-typing from a 40-page PDF. Review, pick a speed, done.

2

Matched with the nearest vetted server

We geolocate your serve address and offer the job to the closest available server in our Carolina network — background-checked, trained, and rated on every job.

3

Watch every attempt live

Granular, real-time updates as they happen. Each attempt is verified with notes, photos, timestamps, and GPS — and you can message dispatch and the server right on the request thread.

4

Court-ready affidavit, automatically

The notarized affidavit is generated from real field data the moment service completes — jurisdiction-correct for NC and SC courts, with photo and GPS exhibits already attached.

Everything a paralegal wishes serving worked like

Document AI intake

Save time on input — our parser reads your documents and fills out the serve request automatically, including multi-party detection.

Attempt-by-attempt visibility

See how many attempts have been made and evaluate the details of each one to decide when a case can move forward.

Message your server

Three-way thread between you, dispatch, and the server on every request — instant answers on job progress, no phone tag.

Skip tracing built in

Bad address? Order a skip trace on the same request and keep the case moving — results ranked by confidence.

Bulk upload

High volume? Create hundreds of serves at once from a CSV — per-row validation, batch tracking, one consolidated invoice.

24/7 submission

Place orders any time. Standard serves get first attempts within 5–7 business days; Rush gets a first attempt within 48 hours.

Pick a speed. Everything else is included.

One flat price per party, per address — whether service ends up personal or substituted. Up to 5 attempts, GPS and photo proof, and the notarized affidavit are always in the base price.

StandardFirst attempt within 5–7 business days
$75
PriorityFirst attempt within 3 business days
$105
RushFirst attempt within 48 hours
$140
Same-DayFirst attempt today — order by noon
$190
Certified MailWhere the rules permit service by mail
$45

Ready to place your order?

Upload your documents and pick a speed — we'll handle everything through the signed affidavit.

Order a Serve

No contracts. No subscriptions. Per-serve pricing.

What's in your affidavit

Every affidavit is generated from the server's live attempt data — no manual paperwork, no re-typing. We append a photo exhibit and a GPS exhibit so the court can independently verify where and when service occurred.

Body page

Jurisdiction-correct affidavit

Caption, jurat, signature block, and notary section formatted for your court — North Carolina G.S. § 1-75.10 or South Carolina Rule 4(g), not a generic form.

Exhibit A

Photographs of service

Timestamped photos from every attempt, laid out in a two-column grid with per-attempt heading, GPS coordinates, address, and caption.

Exhibit B

GPS verification

Coordinate card per attempt: decimal lat/lng, degrees/minutes/seconds form, the exact address served, and a Google Maps verification link the court can click.

Built for Carolina courts

We hand-built affidavit formats for the courts we serve — so the document comes out the way the clerk expects it.

North Carolina

G.S. § 1-75.10

General Court of Justice caption, sworn affidavit with notary block; Rule 4(h1) service coordinated with the sheriff's return

South Carolina

SCRCP 4(g)

Court of Common Pleas caption, sworn proof of service by the server's affidavit, notarized

Serving outside the Carolinas? Contact us — we'll route it through a vetted partner.