Frequently Asked Questions – Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers

Welcome to our FAQ page for Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers. Below, you'll find a curated list of trusted professionals who specialize in the secure, timely delivery of court documents and legal filings across the United States. Whether you need service of process, document retrieval, or special courthouse delivery, our nationwide network is ready to assist. Click on any listing to view profiles, compare services, and request fast, competitive quotes.

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For those who want to work with a local professional, our directory makes it easy to connect with court messengers and process servers in your area. Scroll down to find service providers organized by location and get in touch with a verified legal support expert today.

Where are Courthouse Messenger and Process Server Services Performed?

Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers provide services at courthouses, government buildings, State and Federal agencies, archive locations and Law enforcement records departments

Are Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers Licensed?

Sometimes yes. Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers are usually not licensed to perform messenger services but many times are Private Investigators and Process Servers who possess applicable licenses and or business permits

How long does it take for your Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers to obtain files from a Courthouse?

Actually, the timing is entirely up to the policies of the courthouse and the work load of the clerks in the department where your request is made. Listed Messengers try to finalize all services as quickly as possible.

How fast can listed Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers get to a courthouse to retrieve file copies?

Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers listed in the directory are known to be are very fast, yet as mentioned above, the actual timing is up to the clerk of the court. To answer your question, Court Messengers can be at most locations within 24 hours, in some cases within hours.

How do we retain a Courthouse Messenger or a Process Server?

Real easy! Before you contact a listed Courthouse Process Server Messenger listed in the directory please make sure you have the following information:

The name of the parties involved in the lawsuit

The case number, Index number or any other numbers such as a book and page.

> You should determine your required timing as to when you need the retrieval and copies to be delivered by.

You should request certified or non-certified copies.

You should confirm how you want the file copies returned to you. Your options are as follows: scan and email your file, place file in the US Mail or send back the file via overnight courier.

If no case or case information is not relevant, and your request involves a pick up or drop or of documents, boxes or packages, please have the name and phone number of the contact who your Messenger will be meeting with.

After you are certain about hiring a Process Server and Messenger and confirmed the above details, please contact any local Courthouse Messenger or Process Server listed in the city where you need assistance,

The Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers listed in the CourthouseNOW.com directory are here to assist you. If you have questions, need assistance or seeking a quote, please use the email found with each listed Messenger or click on the "CONTACT" link at the top of the page.

Listed Below are the states and territories where you can find listings of Courthouse Messengers and Process Servers. Click on the location where you need assistance and you will find courthouse messengers and Process Servers who are ready to assist you.

Ready to get started? Simply click on the state where you need service, and you will be directed to a list of qualified court messengers and process servers who are prepared to assist you immediately.