How to Become a Process Server - The Basics of Getting Started in Process Serving.

In the United States, the rules to become a process server vary from state to state. In many states, the main requirement is that you are over 18 years of age and you are not a party to the case. Other states mandate licensure or registration with your state or county. Click on your state below to discover specific rules and regulations.

Not all states require registration and/or licensing, therefore not all states have mandatory training. Regardless of licensing or registration laws, new process servers should research local training programs or ways to best learn how to serve papers in their communities. Training from fellow servers or programs can help start your business off strong.

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How to dodge getting your ass beat while serving the defendant papers LOL

[Userplayer]

do process servers just throw papers at people that they believe are being litigated or do process servers ask the target person to identify? how does a process server confirm they have served process to the right person?