Professional
Process Serving in Pa.
In the State of Pennsylvania the law requires that a
Process Server be at least 18 years of age and not a
party to the action in which he/she is the process
server. The process server must be a disinterested person
and have no legal or financial interest in the lawsuit in
which he is the process server.
Contrary to popular belief, the County Sheriff's
Department is NOT the only entity authorized to
perform process serving. Personal Service by a process
server is authorized pursuant to Pa. RCP no. 400.
About Us
Our office is run by a former Federal Agent with
surveillance and electronic eavesdropping experience who
will go the extra mile to ensure the person(s) you want
served, are served successfully and properly - be it at
home, work, or other location as needed pursuant to Pa.
RCP no. 402.
After completing the service of process, we affirm, by
Affidavit of Return, that the Service
of Process was executed in a proper manner
and that the defendant was provided due process.
With our office in Wilkes-Barre, you can be sure that
we are within a reasonable distance from where you need
your defendant(s), or witnesses served. See our service area. Some small towns
may not be listed.
We work nights, weekends, and Holidays to get the job
done. Remember the Sheriff's department only works 9-5
Mon.-Fri. and only makes three attempts to the person's
residence - and always in uniform! Don't expect them to
go the extra mile to serve process.
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