Address Details at Intake
Capture the address, lot or section identifier, gate code, and any access information at the start.
Track the Serve
Server attempts and visit observations show in the order as they happen.
Final Proof Access
The signed proof of service is available in the account once the order is finalized.
How a Patterson order is worked
After intake review, a registered process server takes the assignment. The server takes any access details into the visit — distribution-center reception procedures, ranch driveway notes, residential unit numbers — and adds visit notes back to the account. Each attempt is logged with date, time, and a brief observation; the proof of service follows once the matter resolves.
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Same-Day Requests
Same-day attempts may be available depending on dispatch capacity that day.
Address Verification
Pre-attempt address review can be added when an address may be outdated.
Flat-Rate Pricing
The service rate is posted at order entry; rush and stakeout costs show as separate line items.
Stakeout Coverage
Stakeout windows can be added when the recipient’s schedule shows up at predictable times.
Court Filing Support
Court filing is an optional add-on offered at order time.
Order Updates
Attempt activity is added to the order in real progression as the work happens.
Proof of Service Online
The signed proof of service is added to your account as a PDF once finalized.
Difficult Recipients
For an avoidant recipient, attempts vary across times of day. Stakeout coverage can be added when standard rotation doesn’t land.