Pennsylvania doesn’t license or regulate private process servers, and you won’t have to jump through too many hoops to become a process server in Pennsylvania.
In addition to the sheriff, original process may be also be served by a competent adult in the following actions: equity, partition, prevent waste, and declaratory judgment when declaratory relief is the only relief sought.
That means you can start your own process server business without waiting for a license.
How Do You Become a Process Server in Pennsylvania?
Head over to the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania website and familiarize yourself with the rules of civil procedure.
Print up some business cards.
Pass out marketing letters to law firms, and if you’re really committed, make a website to promote your professional services.
Free Legal Forms for Pennsylvania Process Servers
Download free legal forms from the Pennsylvania Courts.