Frequently Asked Questions About Court Messengers and Process Servers
Listed below are expert nationwide Court Messengers and Process Servers.
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What does the CourtesyCopy.com Directory of Court Messengers and Process Servers actual do??
CourtesyCopy.com is a nationwide directory of Court Messengers and Process Servers who specialize in on time delivery of legal documents to Courts, Judges, Clerks, Offices and Attorneys anywhere in America
Are Court Messengers and Process Server Services Available on Weekends?
Yes our listed Court Messengers and Process Servers offer services everyday. However, please be advised, many locations are closed on weekends and holidays.
Is there a Deadline When Your Court Messengers and Process Servers Must Receive Documents To Have Them Delivered on the Same Day?
Sorry, Same Day service is no longer availale. We do, however, pledge to make sure your request is handled within 24 hours
Do Court Messengers and Process Servers Accept Courtesy Copy Documents by Email or Fax?
Actually, we do not accept any documents as we are a directory service and do not provide delivery services. As for our listed service providers, yes they will accept documents however is the easiest and efficient way possible. Please be advised, the preferred method of receiving documents is by email with a Pdf attachment, or next day delivery, NOT by Fax
Do you charge for making copies?
Copy fees will apply if your document count is high. In some cases when there are less than ten pages, there should be no charge. However, each service provider have their own policies about fees for copies and that will be a great question to ask whoever you consider hiring.
Is Binding and Special Collating Services Available?
Yes, ask the service provider for costs
How are Court Messengers and Process Serving Services Paid for?
Listed Court Messengers and Process Servers Service Providers require prepayment and in some cases will accept checks.
Can we set up an account with your Process Servers and Court Document Delivery Service Providers so we can be billed for future requests?
Yes you can! Ask for details when you speak with the service provider you hire.