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Nationwide Litigation Support, Start to Finish. Eight Services. One Point of Contact.

Service of process, subpoena domestication, skip tracing, court filings, document retrieval, mobile notary, apostille and courier services in all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico, with a written quote before any work begins.

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Eight Litigation Support Services. Under One Roof.

Choose a service to see how it works and what you receive.

Service of Process

Three attempts per address, each one reported by email.

You receive: A signed return of service

Subpoena Domestication

Domesticated in the witness’s state, then served there.

You receive: The issued in-state subpoena and a signed return

Skip Tracing

Current addresses and record searches when an address goes bad.

You receive: A written report, with the source of each finding

Court Filings

E-filing or the counter, in local, state and federal courts.

You receive: File-stamped copies of what was filed

Document Retrieval

Dockets, orders, judgments and transcripts.

You receive: Regular or certified copies, as ordered

Mobile Notary

Notaries who come to a home, office, hospital or closing.

You receive: Your document, notarized at the signing

Apostille Services

Apostilles and authentications for use abroad.

You receive: The apostilled document, returned tracked

Courier Services

Time-sensitive legal deliveries, with a logged chain of custody.

You receive: A signed receipt naming who accepted it and when

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One Team. The Whole Matter.

Most matters need more than one service. Here are five common combinations.

Your Matter Combines Them Differently?

Most do. Describe the matter in your quote request, and we will map the services it needs and the ones it does not.

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Everything in Writing. Before You Commit.

What it costs, who holds your file, and how you will hear from us, settled up front.

Terms of Engagement Served 123 LLC
Starting a Matter
Intake
Online intake, open 24/7.No account to set up and no portal to learn. Send the documents and whatever details you have.
Quote
Scope and price, stated together.One quote covers every service the matter needs, and work starts when you approve it.
Costs
Court and agency fees are shown in the quote.You see what goes to the court or agency and what covers our work.
While We Work
Your File
One point of contact for the whole matter.However many services it touches, it stays one file.
Updates
An email update after each attempt.Filings, retrievals and signed returns are reported as they come back.
Served 123 LLC

These are the terms on every matter, not a promotion and not a first-time rate.

Tell us what the matter needs, and we will scope the work.

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Credentials You Can Check. Stated Exactly.

Wherever a state requires certified, registered, licensed or appointed servers, we use servers who hold that status. Each credential listed here can be verified at its source.

All 50 states, D.C. & Puerto Rico
Every state has its own page.
NAPPS member since 2023
Listed in the National Association of Professional Process Servers’ public member directory, where anyone can look it up.
Servers who meet the state’s rules
Each state page names the statute or court rule its servers must meet.

Find Your State’s Rule

When a Matter Gets Difficult. There Is Usually a Path Through.

Six situations that slow a matter down. Open any one for the obstacle, how it is handled and what you receive.

The Witness in Another State

Subpoena Domestication Service of Process
The obstacle
Your subpoena has no force over a witness in another state until it is domesticated there.
How we handle it
  1. Your subpoena checked against the destination state’s own requirements
  2. The package submitted to that state’s clerk and followed until the in‑state subpoena issues
  3. A local server serves the witness
What you receive

The issued in‑state subpoena and a signed return of service.

Services used
Subpoena DomesticationService of Process

The Filing Due Before the Clerk Closes

Court Filings Courier Services
The obstacle
The court takes it only on its own terms: its format, its channel, and the fee in the exact form the clerk accepts.
How we handle it
  1. The format checked against that court’s rules before it goes in
  2. Submitted through the court’s e-filing portal, or carried to the clerk’s window with the fee in hand
  3. The stamped copies brought back, with every handoff logged
What you receive

File-stamped copies of what was filed, and a signed chain-of-custody record for the courthouse run.

Services used
Court FilingsCourier Services

The Defendant Who Moved

Skip Tracing Service of Process
The obstacle
The only address you hold is months old, and they have moved on without a forwarding address.
How we handle it
  1. A locate search across public-record and commercial data sources
  2. The current address, with the source behind each finding
  3. A local server sent to the new address
What you receive

A written locate report citing the source of each finding, then a signed return of service.

Services used
Skip TracingService of Process

The Document Headed Abroad

Mobile Notary Apostille Services
The obstacle
A power of attorney has to be notarized, then apostilled, before it can be used in another country.
How we handle it
  1. A commissioned notary meets the signer at a home, office or hospital
  2. The apostille requested from the state where the notarization happened, with any county certification it needs first
  3. The finished document returned by tracked delivery
What you receive

The notarized document with its apostille attached, returned tracked.

Services used
Mobile NotaryApostille Services

The Defendant Who Won’t Come to the Door

Service of Process
The obstacle
They ignore the bell, send someone else to the door, or come and go at odd hours.
How we handle it
  1. Up to three attempts at the address, on varied days and times
  2. An email update to you after every attempt
  3. Each attempt recorded: the date, the time and what the server found
What you receive

A signed return of service, or an affidavit of non-service recording every attempt, which your counsel can use to ask the court for another method.

Services used
Service of Process

The Company With No Reachable Registered Agent

Skip Tracing Service of Process
The obstacle
The registered agent has resigned, the listed address is a dead mailbox, or no one there will accept the papers.
How we handle it
  1. A registered agent search for the agent and service address on file with the state
  2. Service on the agent, or on an officer or managing agent who can accept for the company
  3. Where no one can be reached, service directed to the office the state designates for it
What you receive

A signed affidavit naming who was served for the company and the basis on which they could accept.

Services used
Skip TracingService of Process

The governing rule depends on where the work happens. Each state page sets out the rule that applies.

Yours Is Not on the List?
Describe the situation in your quote request. We will map the path through, or tell you plainly if there is not one.
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Litigation Support Questions. Answered Plainly.

Timing, results, pricing and what each service delivers.

How fast can you serve?

Four service options, slow to fast: Routine (first attempt in 5–7 days), Preferred (2–3 days, front of the local server’s queue), Next-Day (within 48 hours) and Same-Day (same day, subject to local field coverage). Each window runs to the first attempt, not to completion. The options are set out on our pricing page.

What if service is unsuccessful? Do I still pay?

Three attempts are included per address, at varied days and times, with an email update after each one. The fee covers the attempts, not a guaranteed outcome, so it is still due, and you receive a signed affidavit of non-service. If the address was bad, skip tracing can locate a current one, and any additional round of attempts is quoted separately.

What do I get when service is complete?

A signed return of service: e-signed, or notarized where the state requires it. It records who was served, where and when.

How does subpoena domestication work?

Your subpoena is checked against the requirements of the witness’s state, submitted there and followed until the in-state subpoena issues. A local server then serves the witness. You receive the issued subpoena and a signed return of service. See subpoena domestication.

Can you file with the court, retrieve records or deliver documents?

Yes. Court filings go through the court’s required channel, e-filing or the counter, and come back as file-stamped copies. Records come from the docket or the clerk’s window, as regular or certified copies. Courier deliveries end with a signed receipt naming who accepted them and when.

Do you handle notarizations and apostilles?

Yes. A mobile notary meets the signer at a home, office or hospital. For U.S. documents used abroad, we arrange apostilles, and authentication with consulate referral where the Apostille Convention does not apply.

How does pricing work, and how do I start?

Pricing depends on the service, the location and the speed you choose. Send your documents and the details through online intake for a free quote, with no obligation to proceed.

Are you a law firm?

No. Served 123 LLC is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We carry out what you instruct (service, filing, retrieval, notarization, authentication) and leave legal strategy and deadlines to your counsel.

Not here? The full set is on our FAQ page. Questions? Call (800) 321-2377.

Put a Real Team on Your Matter.

Send the documents and the details through online intake, open any hour, and we will scope the work wherever it needs to happen.

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Questions? Call (800) 321-2377