Whether you’re completely new to the industry, or you want to grow your existing process server business, this step-by-step guide will teach you how to become a process server and find more paying clients. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: The Basics What makes a good process server? Which types … read more →
You should start a process server business. It’s better than working for someone else, and it doesn’t take much to get things going. In fact, I bankrolled my business for less than $100 and made a profit after my second serve. And while I can’t guarantee you’ll … read more →
If you’ve been following along for a while, then you know I recommend every process server build a website to promote their business: A professional website boosts your credibility. It’s up and running 24/7, even when you take a day off. And it’s cheap, especially in comparison … read more →
Nevada has some of the toughest licensing requirements nationwide, and it’s going to take some determination if you want to become a process server in Nevada. However, this often means self-employed process servers can bill more for each serve and hire new process servers to work under … read more →
If you want to become a process server in Iowa, there’s no need to obtain a costly process server license or registration. The process server industry in Iowa is unregulated. Anyone who is not a party to the case may serve civil process. That’s great news if … read more →
A license is not required to become a process server in Utah. Service of process may be completed by any person 18 years of age or older who is not a party to the case. Private process servers are active in Utah. If you’d like to start … read more →
In a state known for regulation, it should come as no surprise it’s a bit complicated to become a process server in New York. While there’s no statewide process server licensing requirement, local jurisdictions are free to enact more restrictive standards. New York City has the following … read more →
Process servers in New Jersey aren’t regulated by the state. Any “competent adult” without an interest in the case may become a process server in New Jersey and serve civil process. If you want to start your own business, it’s as simple as meeting your local small … read more →
A lot of people ask, “How much does it cost to become a process server?” The answer is not a lot, maybe even less than $100. It all depends on two things: First, does your state require a process server license or formal registration? If so, complying … read more →