Become a Process Server
Would you like to become a process
server? Would you like to know more
about what it takes to become one?
If so, this section of
Search-For-Servers.com will help you
get started in the process serving
industry. Our entire
site is tailored to the process
server industry, and is a trusted
source of information throughout the
profession. Use the various
tools and
free
information found on
Search-For-Servers.com to learn more
about this growing industry.
If you are not sure what a process
server is, or you would just like to
learn more about what they do,
click here to learn more about
Process Servers and Process Serving.
If you already know what a process
server is, then you are ready to
check if your state has any
licensing or other requirements to
become a process server. Use our
Process
Serving Laws / Rules of Civil
Procedure section to review the
laws and requirements in your state.
Once you have reviewed the rules and
regulations of your state, browse
our
directory of process servers to
find a company in your area to
approach about employment. After
becoming employed as a process
server, come back and continue
learning more about your new
profession with our
process
server tools and
free process
server information sections.
Things to keep in mind if you are
interested in becoming a process
server:
- You Should Have Great People
Skills
- You Should be a Problem
Solver
- You Should Possess Good
Investigative Skills
- You Should 'Read' People
Well
- You Should Have Great
Organizational Skills
- You Should be Perseverant
(some servings take three tries
to be accepted)
- You Should Have Good Routing
Skills (to plan your serving
'runs' efficiently)
- You Should be Able to
Follow-up With People (such as
attorneys, etc.)
- You May Need to Work Odd
Hours (such as nights and
weekends)
- You May Have to Serve
Someone Larger Than You (they
may be intimidating)
- You May be a Contractor (you
pay for gas, insurance, etc. on
your own)
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