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Add a photo…read more Resilient Process Servers, LLC 5.0 (4) Process server in Vancouver, WashingtonOpen Overview Reviews Photos About Google review summary Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Rebecca O. Local Guide·23 reviews·9 photos Appalling and dangerous. I am was recently a victim of domestic violence, and hired Resilient Services to ... More akeem oso 2 reviews 4 months ago Here's a potential review: "Exceptional Service, Unparalleled Reliability! ... More Rachel Matthews 4 reviews 3 months ago Prompt, friendly; above-and-beyond service with my last minute need. I couldn't be happier with the level of service I received. Steven Smith 4 reviews 2 months ago Very pleased with service and fees, fast turn around and great communication . crystal Mckinzie 6 reviews 4 months ago Excellent business Rebecca O. Local Guide·23 reviews·9 photos a minute ago New Appalling and dangerous. I am was recently a victim of domestic violence, and hired Resilient Services to serve a legal notice of a protection order. I paid them a rush fee for service within 1 day. This did not happen; after several days of delay the owner refused to fulfill the service and told me to dispute the charge with my bank. Initially, he stated that the documents I uploaded did not come through, so I responded at 1:11 pm on Wednesday, resubmitting these. He acknowledged receipt and then emailed to ask if they also needed me to supply a proof of service form if they fill that out. I spoke with him by phone Friday morning because I never received confirmation that my husband was served. Initially, he said today was still within 1 day service, but I submitted the order Wednesday, and today is Friday. This is a protection order due to a domestic violence situation, and there is a criminal case pending against the person being served. I am 5 months pregnant. I indicated to him that this was time sensitive, that I feared for my safety (which is why I paid a rush fee). He offered to refund the rush fee, and told me service would be performed later today and abruptly hung up on me, twice. He later emailed me retracting the partial refund offer, claiming they did nothing wrong. They are essentially blaming me for a technical issue on their end. I called in response to his email and asked if the service was still planned to take place tonight, again expressing this is an emergency protective order for domestic violence, and he declined to speak with me but said he would send me an update on the case. The update simply said "Dispute the charge with your bank. Warm Regards, Chris". This indicated to me that he does not intend to serve these legal documents, which has caused unnecessary delays and puts my safety at risk. Because of this, I had to hire a second process server and pay for the protective order to be served again because I am not protected until this is served. The police cannot enforce the protection order. His negligence directly put a vulnerable person's safety at risk. Chris McCloy had no intention to fulfill the service I hired them for, and they have been unprofessional and shockingly unkind to me during an already very difficult time.