Submit Documents
Documents and recipient information go in at the start of the order.
Review Attempt Notes
Server observations from each visit appear on the order for review.
Court Filing Option
Add filing of the proof of service to the order if the matter calls for it.
How an SLO order is worked
The order is reviewed at intake for the recipient address, document type, and any access notes. A registered process server is assigned, and each visit is logged with date, time, and a brief observation. The proof of service is finalized through the same account once the matter resolves.
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Same-Day Handling
Same-day handling can be requested when scheduling allows.
Standard Rate Sheet
Pricing is itemized at intake. The standard serve is one line; rush, stakeout, and skip tracing are listed separately.
Stakeout Service
A stakeout window can be added at order time when the recipient is hard to reach during normal hours.
Pre-Dispatch Address Check
Address details can be reviewed before a server is sent when the data is unclear.
Court Filing Add-On
Filing the proof of service is offered as an add-on; the document is filed at the appropriate court.
Working Evasive Recipients
For a recipient who avoids service, attempt windows shift across days and times. A stakeout window can be added when avoidance is consistent.