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Process Server in Phoenix, AZ
Arizona Certified Process Server serving all of Phoenix and Maricopa County, 24/7
Laveen Notary serves court papers throughout Phoenix, from Downtown and Maryvale to Ahwatukee, Arcadia, Laveen and North Phoenix. We serve according to Arizona’s rules, and return a signed affidavit of service you can file with the court. We’re backed by 600+ verified Google reviews.
Call or text 602-657-2141.
Who We Serve Papers For
- Phoenix law firms and attorneys
- Property managers and landlords
- People handling their own divorce, custody or small claims case
- Businesses collecting debts or enforcing contracts
- Out-of-state law firms that need papers served in Phoenix
Documents We Serve in Phoenix
- Summons and complaint
- Subpoenas for witnesses and records
- Divorce, custody and family court papers
- Small claims and justice court documents
- Eviction and landlord-tenant notices
- Other civil court papers. Just ask.
Courts We Serve Papers For
We regularly serve documents filed in Maricopa County Superior Court and the Maricopa County justice courts throughout the Phoenix area. We also serve papers for cases filed in other states that need service here in Arizona.
How It Works
Step 1: Send us your documents. Email or text the papers along with the name and address of the person to be served, plus anything that helps us find them, like a photo, vehicle or work schedule.
Step 2: We attempt service. Service includes up to 3 attempts at one address, made at different times of day.
Step 3: You get proof. We email you the proof of service (your signed affidavit of service). If the person can't be served, you get a written affidavit of non-service with a record of every attempt.
Areas We Cover
All of Phoenix, including Downtown, Midtown, Arcadia, Ahwatukee, Maryvale, South Mountain, Laveen, North Phoenix and Deer Valley. We also cover Tempe, Mesa, Glendale, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Avondale, Tolleson, Paradise Valley and the rest of Maricopa County.
Why Phoenix Clients Choose Laveen Notary
Arizona Certified Process Server and member of the Arizona Process Servers Association and NAPPS. Backed by 600+ verified Google reviews. Same-day and next-business-day rush service available, with updates on every attempt. We're also notaries, so we can handle signing and serving in one visit.
We serve legal process to CT Corporation in Phoenix
Service on CT Corporation System is for businesses that are conducting business as a legal entity in the state of Arizona. State law requires that organization designate an AZ Registered Agent. The Registered Agent is a live person responsible for accepting all official legal documents and forwarding them to designated company.
For bulk orders CT Corporation system Process Server needs we charge a flat rate of $50 to serve 3800 N Central Ave #460, Phoenix, AZ, 85012
Phoenix Process Server FAQ
How much does a process server cost in Phoenix?
Standard Service is $80 and includes up to 3 attempts at one address, with the first attempt within 5 business days. Rush Service is $125, with the first attempt within 1 business day. A single attempt is $50, posting is $80 when Arizona's rules allow it ($50 for bulk/volume clients), and each additional person at the same address is $25. Eviction service is $125. Every job includes photo and GPS proof and an affidavit of service. Call or text 602-657-2141 for a quote.
How fast can you serve papers in Phoenix?
Once we receive payment and documents, Standard Service gets a first attempt within 5 business days. Rush and same-day service are also available. See Pricing & Turnaround above for exact timelines.
What if the person doesn't answer the door?
Avoiding the door doesn't stop a court case. Arizona's rules also allow papers to be left at the person's home with an adult of suitable age who lives there. We make up to 3 attempts at different times of day. If the person still can't be served, our signed record of every attempt can help you ask the judge to approve another method, such as alternative service or, as a last resort, service by publication.
How do you serve court papers in Arizona?
Arizona's rules allow papers to be handed to the person, left at their home with an adult who lives there, or delivered to an agent authorized to accept them, such as a company's registered agent. Service must be made by a sheriff, a constable, a certified private process server like Laveen Notary, or someone the court appoints. In most cases, the people in the case can't serve the papers themselves. After service, we email you a signed affidavit of service as proof.
Can a process server leave papers at your door in Arizona?
Usually not. For most cases, papers have to be handed to the person or left with an adult who lives at the home. Posting papers on the door is allowed for eviction summons, together with certified mail, and when a judge orders it as alternative service. This is general information, not legal advice.
Do I get proof the papers were served?
Yes. We email you the proof of service (a signed affidavit of service), along with photo and GPS proof.
Are you certified to serve papers in Arizona?
Yes. Laveen Notary is an Arizona Certified Process Server and a member of the Arizona Process Servers Association.
Do you serve papers outside Phoenix?
Yes, throughout Maricopa County. For other parts of Arizona, call us to check.
Need papers served in Phoenix?
Call or text 602-657-2141. We’re available 24/7.