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Service of process built for the way litigators actually work.

Order a serve in under a minute, hand off the affidavit, and keep your paralegals focused on case work — not chasing process servers.

Solo, small, and mid-size firms handling civil litigation, family, employment, and commercial matters.

60%
Faster from order to served
5
Court-ready affidavit templates
$0
Subscription or onboarding fee

What you're dealing with today

Servers go dark

You email a server on Monday, hear nothing by Thursday, and find out the day before the hearing the defendant was never reached.

Affidavits get rejected

Wrong format, missing notarization, defective return — and now the clerk kicks it back days before your filing deadline.

Multi-state matters

Every jurisdiction means a new vendor, a new portal, a new template, and a new invoice to reconcile.

How NationLex handles it

Court-formatted affidavits

North Carolina G.S. § 1-75.10 and South Carolina Rule 4(g) affidavits — generated from field data, notarized, and ready to file.

Per-serve pricing

No retainer. No subscription. No minimum volume. Pay $45–$95 per attempt depending on jurisdiction and service type.

GPS + photo proof

Every attempt comes with timestamped GPS coordinates and on-site photos attached as Exhibit A and B to the affidavit.

Single dashboard, every state

One login, one invoice, one attempt log — whether you're serving in Mecklenburg County or Myrtle Beach.

The workflow

01

Upload the docs

PDF, scan, or photo. We extract the caption and parties automatically.

02

Confirm the address

We verify against USPS and skip-trace if the address looks stale.

03

Track attempts live

Real-time status: out for service, attempted, served, or returned. Push notifications optional.

04

Receive the affidavit

Court-formatted PDF with photo and GPS exhibits, ready to file or e-file.

Try us on your next matter.

Order a single serve today. If it doesn't come back faster and cleaner than what you have now, you don't owe us anything beyond the per-serve fee.