Fast response and turn around time. Pleased with the extra lengths taken to ensure documents were…read moreprocessed as ordered in a timely fashion. Don't waste your time with amateurs go straight to I Can Severe That for reliable professional services at reasonable prices.

Laurance was truly a pleasure to work with. Not only was communication smooth and fast, but he was…read moreefficient and reliable. I often find it difficult to find a reliable process server. Yet Laurance was on point and incredibly easy to work with. Hope to work with him again soon. Highly recommended!

He did what he was hired to do and kept in touch thoughout the process…read more He met with me at the beginnng and kept me in touch with his attempts. He wasnt able to serve her but still did as he advertised

Excellent l! Very communicative & very reasonably priced. He gets the job done seamlessly!read more

Sean and his team did their job very well always kept me in the loop I highly recommend this…read moreawesome company

EXCELLENT! Served within 24 hours!!!! Professional, courteous, and GETS THE JOB DONE.read more

Actually, I don't recommend. Called twice and was told both times that he would call back- never…read moredid.

I needed to have four tenants served so I was calling around to inquire with different companies…read more As soon as I spoke to Cliff I knew he was the guy. Knowledgeable, warm, and makes you feel immediately comfortable. He handled everything for me and I am so grateful I found him. He's wonderful to do business with and always responds quickly to emails and phone calls. He will take the stress out of all your worries.

I searched for years for a perfect process server and I am so happy I found one. There was true…read moreprofessionalism and very timely service, along with excellent paperwork that was done so well it helped me with the tediousness of filing of my case. I was incredible grateful and will never use a different company other than Direct Process. They are the best in the industry. I am a disabled teacher with a slight reading disability and stress, panic, nightmares, etc., and the patience and kindness I received via phone, talking, via email and even via text made my life so much happier and efficient during a time of high stress. When you have a deadline to adhere to you want things to go smoothly, as well. You will not be sorry if you hire Direct Process. Thank god I found them while searching the internet. They were listed on this official page of companies that do serves, so I scrolled through to find them. Not a lot of secretaries and process servers who take calls are patient, empathetic and kind. I have used about five different companies in 12 years, by the way. Even if they do the work, it's the attention to people, really listening, following through, amazing communication , fair pricing, and, proving their good character (also, in how they care for and help other unfortunate people who have cases of their own) during a very uneasy and hurtful time of having to sue that to me, is paramount.

This was my first time having to serve papers and they made the process easy. Professional, fast…read moreand reliable. I highly recommend Direct Process Server and would use them again.

I have been an attorney for many years and have used a number of different Process Servers,…read morePreferred Process Servers by far are the most reliable, cost effective, personable and yet extremely professional company I have used. I would not use another company again.. James M

I hired PP Servers on 6/12/26 for process service with a confirmed completion deadline of 6/25/26…read more The deadline passed with no completion. After following up, the office initially told me nail-and-mail service required a court order and that proceeding without one would be "bad service." This is incorrect and I had to point that out to them before they acknowledged the error and proceeded. They then estimated the corrected service would be completed by ~7/7/26. It wasn't actually completed until 7/10/26, and I wasn't sent the affidavit until 7/13/26, roughly three weeks past the original deadline, and only after multiple follow-ups on my end asking for status. Beyond the delay, the affidavit itself shows a roughly two-week gap between the last due diligence attempt (6/24) and the eventual nail-and-mail completion (7/10). I'm hoping it holds up in court since nail-and-mail is generally expected to follow closely after the underlying attempts establishing due diligence. If you need service completed on a time-sensitive matter, budget for significant delays beyond what they quote, and be prepared to double-check the validity of what you receive.