Things To Think About When Considering An Orange County Process Server

Written by Jeff Lancaster
October 23, 2012

Choosing An Orange County Process Server

Compare the actual assignment scope before choosing a process server. An old online price range does not establish today’s rate or what a provider includes.

Describe The Work Clearly

Identify the recipient, document type, complete address, and deadline. Tell the provider about known schedules or access restrictions. Ask whether the assignment requires any special instructions or handling.

Get A Clear Quote

Confirm the charge per party and address, included attempts, first-attempt timeframe, and proof-return process. Ask how additional locations, research, stakeouts, printing, or filing are charged. JPL’s current service page provides published rates and terms.

Check Qualifications And Communication

Ask about the registration or other requirements that apply to your documents and location. Review recent feedback and discuss how the provider reports progress. A high search ranking or a low price alone does not establish suitability.

Understand The Limits

No provider can promise a recipient will be at an address or that every attempt will complete service. Your attorney or court self-help center should confirm legal procedures and deadlines.

JPL provides one point of contact for your assignment. Read our FAQs or call (866) 754-0520.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Jeff Lancaster

JPL Process Service, LLC is a trusted process service partner to 100's of law firms throughout Southern California. Call us at (866) 754-0520 to see why or click to order online here.

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