Certified Texas process serving, run like software. You're watching a real serve workflow on the right — intake, GPS-stamped attempts, a sealed evidence chain, and a court-ready affidavit the same evening. That's the product. The rest of this page is detail.
Certified by the Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission — PSC-30288. Verify it on the state roster, because you shouldn't have to take a website's word for it.
Every process server promises diligence. Ours is enforced by the platform that runs each serve, which is why we can put consequences on paper.
Collin, Dallas, Denton, and Tarrant are home turf — one published price, evening and Saturday attempts included. The first 20 miles from our North Plano base are on us; past that it's a flat +$15 per 5 miles, and the intake does the arithmetic for you before you send.
The certification itself is statewide, all 254 counties. Outside the four, serves start at $125 and we quote before you commit, in writing.
No invented serve counts, no purchased reviews, no "15 years of excellence" from a firm born this fall. What you get instead: commitments with consequences, evidence on every attempt, and real numbers published on this page as they accumulate — first-attempt rate, median days to serve, serves completed. Watch this space hold us to it.
The intake takes about four minutes and asks the questions a good server would ask at the counter — then your first-attempt window is confirmed within a business hour.