National location-based directory
Find A Process Server Where and When You Need Them
Browse service areas by state and county, or start with the ZIP code where service is needed.
Locate the jurisdiction
Use a ZIP code or the directory to identify the service area.
Compare coverage
Review published locations, service areas, services, and languages.
Contact the provider
Ask the provider directly about availability, instructions, and pricing.
Browse by state
Geographic directory
Choose a state to view its included county-equivalent areas.
Before you hire
Information for choosing a process server
Learn where to search, what to compare, and which details affect price before contacting a provider.
Verify a Texas process server’s certification
Check the official JBCC record and keep a dated verification of the person assigned.
How to find a process server
A guide to searching by service location and comparing providers.
How much does it cost to hire a process server?
Pricing factors and questions to ask before hiring.
What To Look For In A Process Server
How to compare requirements, coverage, documentation, and terms.
How this directory works
Process Server Finder is a directory operated by RMG Associates LLC. Listings bring together information from provider websites and public directories; court information comes from official judiciary or government sources.
Publication depends on required fields and sources being present. That data-completeness status does not verify credentials, insurance, quality, or current availability. Confirm coverage, requirements, and assignment terms directly.
Provider profiles link to their websites where available, and court listings link to official websites. Use those links to consult the original information.
Request a correction if you find information that needs updating. Read the directory limitations.
About the geography data
Geographic names and population estimates come from U.S. Census Bureau data. U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 resident population estimates.