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Our levels of service are designed to ensure your documents are served sooner than required, and to account for minimum court rule requirements for court dates and statutory regulations. 

For more information, or for any questions you may have, please check out our FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS or CONTACT US.

ROUTINE

Our Process Service Agent will attempt your document service up to FOUR* times at ONE address. 

We will make one attempt each as follows: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Saturday. 

These attempts will happen over a 10 to 14 day period, with the first attempt of service made within 72 hours of receipt of your case, and payment, in our office. 

PRIORITY

Our Process Service Agent will attempt your document service up to FOUR* times at ONE address. 

We will make one attempt each as follows: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and a fourth attempt will be made at the service agents discretion, depending on what they see during the first three attempts. 

These attempts will happen over a 5 to 7 day period, with the first attempt of service made within 48 hours of receipt of your case, and payment, in our office. 

SAME-DAY RUSH

Our Process Service Agent will attempt to serve your case the SAME DAY it is received, with payment, in our office. Often we make this first attempt within an hour or less. 

Three additional attempts will be made to serve your case within the next 24 hours, excluding Sunday, or Public Holiday, Per Florida Statues.

Because our Agents have mobile devices installed in their vehicles, we are able to print the case even on the road. This cuts down on having to drive back to our office to print your documents for service.

We often handle these types of cases when a court date is quickly approaching, and a witness is needed at very quick notice.

Difficult to serve case? No problem!

Our experience has shown that we can serve over 90 percent of cases using the above outlined practices. In the event a defendant or witness is EVASIVE, more specific and specialised efforts may be required. 

We are able to skip-trace a defendant or witness, to obtain the latest information from several databases, in an attempt to locate and effect service on your target. 

If we determine an address to be bad, we will contact you with options to proceed. 

The T's and C's

*If an address given is found to be bad (i.e. vacant, or we confirm with neighbour, or someone at the address, who states to us the person we seek does not live there, we do not attempt again at this address. Attempts to serve a defendant/witness at an additional address requires a new fee. Attempts are not transferable between addresses.

No refunds can be given once we make one attempt to serve a case. 

Whether this is your first time using a Florida Process Server, or you have been using them for years, we are certain to leave you wanting to work with us again.

The ultimate goal is to leave you satisfied, and impressed with our ability to exceed your expectations, every time. 

The answer to this question is most definitely NO.

Florida Statutes 48.021 (1) states ONLY a Special Process Server appointed by the Sheriff, or a Certified Process Server appointed in accordance with 48.27 may serve any process in the State of Florida. 

Each Circuit in the state is in charge of deciding whether the court will be in charge of appointing Certified Process Servers, or if they will delegate that authority to the Sheriff in each county of their Circuit. 

At Mid Florida Court Services, all of our Process Servers are either Certified or Special Process Servers in the jurisdiction where they serve.