A license isn’t required to become a process server in South Carolina. Any adult over the age of eighteen, who is not a party to the case, may serve civil process. If you want to start a process server business and work for yourself, it’s as simple … read more →

Process servers in North Carolina are not required to be licensed, and anyone over the age of 21 can become a process server in North Carolina. Private process servers are active in the state. If you want to start a process server business, it’s as simple as … read more →

[lwptoc] Everyday, the rules of civil procedure guide thousands of hard-working process servers performing a vital role within our legal system. Let’s take a quick look at how it all works: When a party (the plaintiff) files a case against a company, government agency, or private individual, … 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 →

If you live in Maryland you’re in luck, because there’s no licensing or registration requirement to become a process server in Maryland. Any private person at least 18 years of age who is not a party to the case may serve civil process in Maryland, work as … read more →

I get it. When you’re a new business just starting out, even a one-person process server business, it’s easy to feel a little desperate. Who wouldn’t? You’ve spent money and valuable time to create something that you own and want to share with the world. Maybe you’re … read more →