Serving court documents may seem simple, but California imposes clear rules to ensure that defendants receive notice and that service is valid. Under Business & Professions Code § 22350, anyone who makes more than ten services of process per year for pay must register as a process server with the county clerk. Registration means you carry a bond and identification, which reassures courts and recipients that the service is legitimate. Understanding these requirements is crucial so that your filings are accepted and your cases can proceed without delay.

At Legal Document Server we handle process serving so you don’t have to navigate the legal nuances yourself. Our registered professionals know the state’s rules and maintain proof of service, so lawyers and pro‑se litigants can focus on preparing their cases. Because we specialize in process serving, we schedule attempts at optimal times, document each step, and promptly return completed proofs for court filing.

By choosing a dedicated service partner, you avoid the hassle of sending staff to chase defendants and worry about compliance. Our team uses research tools to locate hard‑to‑find individuals and adjusts service times to increase the chances of personal delivery. Should substitute service be necessary, we follow the proper procedures so that your service will stand up in court.

When you hire us for process serving, you’re engaging registered professionals committed to accuracy and efficiency. Let us handle the logistics, from serving the documents to providing the completed proof of service, so you can keep your case moving forward.