📄 e-SERVICE & PROCESS SERVER REQUEST REQUIREMENTS & LEGAL DOC SUPPORT- -

To ensure accurate, timely, and compliant service of process, please review and follow the requirements below before submitting any request.

📌 STEP 1 – PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS
Please have all documents fully completed and ready for submission, including:

• Filed court documents (stamped if applicable)

• Summons, complaints, motions, orders, or subpoenas

• Proof of service forms (if already provided by the court)

• Any additional instructions from the court regarding service requirements

📌 STEP 2 – PROVIDE SERVICE INFORMATION
Include all known and relevant details for proper service:

• Full name of the individual or entity to be served

• All known physical addresses (home, work, or alternate locations)

• Any known schedules, access instructions, or safety notes

• Any restrictions or special instructions from the court

📌 STEP 3 – SELECT SERVICE TYPE

⚖️ PERSONAL SERVICE
Direct hand delivery of documents to the individual being served. Please provide the most accurate and current location information available.

📧 E-SERVICE / DIRECT LEGAL SERVICE
For electronic service requests, ensure documents are final, properly formatted, and compliant with court rules. Include recipient email addresses, service permissions, and any court authorization or requirements for electronic delivery.

📬 SUBSTITUTED / ALTERNATE SERVICE (IF APPLICABLE)
Provide details for alternate delivery methods if personal service is not possible, including household members, workplace agents, or court-approved alternatives.

📧 STEP 4 – SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST

All service requests must be submitted with complete documentation to:

📧 Email: alexpprocessserverrequestbox@gmail.com

Please ensure your subject line clearly states:
“PROCESS SERVICE REQUEST – [TYPE OF SERVICE]”

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE
Incomplete submissions may result in delays. All service requests are reviewed for accuracy and compliance before acceptance. Additional information may be requested if needed to complete the service properly. Courts' clerks have a right to reject. Let's be prepared and ready to make it simple.