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Process Servers in Sarasota, FL

3 of the 63 notaries, tax preparers and document services we list in Sarasota are process server services.

Process servers differ primarily in their turn-around times, geographic coverage, and experience with evasive recipients. When choosing a server, consider whether you need standard service, same-day expedited attempts, or skip tracing to locate an individual's current address. A map location will not tell you how many attempts a server includes in their flat rate or how quickly they file the affidavit of service with the court.

  1. Here Comes The Judge

    4071 Bee Ridge Rd Ste 202, Sarasota, FL 34233-2542

    Mon–Fri 9am–5pm

    Evenings & weekends
  2. Sarasota Process Servers

    3932 Swift Rd C, Sarasota, FL 34231

Verify service rules. Confirm whether your court requires a specific affidavit format or allows private process servers for your particular type of legal document before hiring.

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How many delivery attempts does a process server make?

Most process servers include three to four delivery attempts at various times of day within their standard fee. Additional attempts or attempts at secondary addresses usually incur extra charges.

How much does hiring a process server typically cost?

Standard local process serving typically costs between $50 and $100 per document. Rush services, same-day attempts, or difficult serves requiring research can range from $100 to $250 or more.

What happens after the process server delivers the papers?

Once the documents are delivered, the server completes a notarized Affidavit of Service detailing when and where the papers were served. This document is then provided to you or filed directly with the court as proof of service.