Authorized Process Servers for Serving United States District Court Documents
Authorized Process Servers for Serving United States District Court Documents
Process Servers who are authorized and experienced at serving "U.S.D.C." Court Documents. U.S.D.C. is the acronym for the "United States District Court." The U.S. District Courts issue summons and complaints to be served upon defendants. This directory provides you with a list of authorized Process Servers who serve and deliver United States District Court summons and complaints in all United States jurisdictions. Interestingly, most legal professionals refer to the U.S.D.C. as the "Federal Court." So, when you search for and find a Process Server in our directory they will oblige your request for serving USDC and or Federal Court papers.
Service of Process of documents issued by a federal court requires specific legal procedures, guidelines, and methods, all listed Process Servers are familiar with.
For decades, attorneys, paralegal professionals, and corporate counsel have depended upon our directory as the go to resource for finding private Process Servers. Listed Private Process Servers are authorized professionals who track down, find and serve defendants with a U.S.D.C. Court Summons and Complaint in accordance with Federal and U.S.D.C. Rule 4. Our Federal / USDC authorized process servers are situated throughout all Federal Jurisdictions. When it comes down to serving a defendant with a USDC Summons there only one way, the right way!
All authorized District Court Process Servers handle service of process of U.S.D.C in accordance with Federal Statutes. We have extensive nationwide coverage which extends into all jurisdictions.
Our directory offers direct access to Process Servers who provided unparalleled service of process services and customer service. Rule 4 is quite simple to apply to services, as such serving your defendant should not be difficult. You can depend on service of process to be effectuated properly. Our Process Servers combine experience, knowledge and tenacity with your directives to accomplish successful results.
The United States District Courts, a/k/a U.S.D.C. also referred to as the Federal Courts are the general trial courts of the United States Federal court system. District Court cases are considered the bears of the court system as they deal with most of the court cases. Both civil and criminal cases are filed in the district court, which is a court of law, equity, and admiralty. There is a United States bankruptcy court associated with each United States district court. Each federal judicial district has at least one courthouse, and many districts have more than one. The formal name of a Federal district court is "the United States District Court" and is also known as the Federal U.S.D.C. and typically has name and location associated with the United States District Court such as for the Eastern District of New York, Southern District of Florida and the North District of California.
Our directory of Private Process Servers have performed District Court Process Serving Services in all Federal Jurisdictions. Our Private Process Servers focus on District Court Rule 4 summons service of process procedures for proper service of your Summons as it applies to serving a defendant and within any Federal jurisdiction which involves Civil, Bankruptcy and Maritime litigation.
There are eighty nine United States District Courts in the fifty states, with a total of ninety four Federal Districts including territories. Our listed authorized Process Servers have been involved with USDC district court in all jurisdictions and are experienced and are prepared to assist you.
Typically, as Authorized Process Servers, participation within the United States District Court system is to assist with exercising original Federal jurisdiction over a defendant.
For most of these cases, the jurisdiction of the federal district courts is concurrent with that of the state courts. In other words, a plaintiff can choose to bring these cases in either a federal district court or a state court.
Congress has established a procedure whereby a party, typically the defendant, can "remove" a case from state court to federal court, provided that the federal court also has original jurisdiction over the matter. For certain matters, such as patent and copyright infringement disputes and prosecutions for federal crimes, the jurisdiction of the district courts is exclusive of that of the state courts. All directory listed Process Servers are deeply engaged with serving process under applicable statutes, especially Rule 4.
Process service requests for summons services are active within hours of receipt. Each request is aggregated into our directory system and forwarded to the most appropriate Process Server who is local to the address where service of process is expected to take place.
All information is Secured and Confidential, and fully Compliant. Process Servers in our directory are time tested and have succeeded with more than 2,125,000 successful transactions.
Nationwide and Experienced District Court Summons Servers. Listed Process Servers perform service of process of a Federal court summons under Rule 4 and are known as the best U.S.D.C. Summons servers in the Nation.
Competitive fees and the highest quality of authorized and experienced process services in the USA
The Rule 4 Proof of Service will be completed after each service. The A044 Proof of Service completed upon each service are emailed promptly to your desk top.
You and all of our listed agents are important to us and are the reason why we are now able to enter our twenty eight year of our specialized directory services.
We are grateful each time a client utilizes our directory. LIsted agents do everything that can to serve your USDC documents properly and on time. All Process Servers pledge to work hard and do whatever they can to assure your success. Our way of saying thank you is to offer you the best selection of Process Servers who are focused on obtaining results to and provide you with the Proof of Service you need.
Federal Court U.S.D.C. Summons and Complaint Process Servers
Our Nationwide Directory of Process Servers, utilized for serving US District Court lawsuits, are authorized professionals who serve and deliver federal summons upon a defendants in all jurisdictions.
Has there been any new Rule 4 laws enacted recently?
This Directory was recently advised of an Amendment to Rule 4. You should be advised there is less time to serve a defendant now than ever before.
Amended Rule 4, which outlines summons requirements, changed the amount of time a process server has to serve a defendant. As of 2020, Process Servers have 90 days to serve a defendant, 30 less than the previous 120 that was allowed.
What is a U.S.D.C. Jurat?
A U.S.D.C. jurat is a certificate by the person before whom a writing was sworn and is designed to compel truthfulness on the part of the signer. The U.S.D.C. jurat is completed during the execution of an affidavit and is generally written at the foot of an affidavit stating when, where, and before whom such affidavit was sworn. Before executing a jurat, a Notary Public must be satisfied as to the identity of the signor, and the voluntary nature of that persons signature. At least one picture identification issued by a state or government agency i.e. Drivers license or a Passport, is required at all times. The signing of the affidavit, and the execution of the jurat, is required to be done at the same time in the physical presence of each other.
LISTED BELOW ARE THE U.S. STATES AND TERRITORIES WHERE YOU CAN FIND DEPENDABLE AGENTS TO ASSIST YOU. JUST CLICK ON THE LOCATION WHERE YOU NEED SERVICE AND YOU WILL FIND A LIST OF PRESCREENED, VETTED AND AVAILABLE AGENTS WHO ARE EAGER TO WORK FOR YOU