Most process servers ask for your trust. We'd rather you check.
Signed, Sealed & Served is owned and operated by Austyn Challis, a Texas process server certified by the Judicial Branch Certification Commission — the state body that licenses, fingerprints, background-checks, and disciplines every certified server in Texas.
That certification is PSC-30288, and it's not a logo on this site — it's a public record. Search the JBCC's certified-license roster at txcourts.gov/jbcc and see it yourself: active, in good standing, with an expiration date that matches every affidavit we sign.
When you hire us, the person who answers your text is the person at the door and the person who swears the return. No dispatch layer, no contractor roulette, no "our server in that area."
The "Sealed" is JC — commissioned Texas notary public and the other half of the operation — which is how a return of service gets sworn and sealed the same evening it's signed, and why we can send a mobile notary to your door by appointment for everything else that needs a stamp.
We shopped every process server around us before launching. The pattern was universal: hidden pricing, template websites, silence after failed attempts, and "trusted & experienced" with no certificate number in sight.
So we built the opposite — a local, accountable, certified server wrapped in the kind of software national platforms charge enterprise prices for: live tracking, GPS-documented attempts, AI-assisted operations, same-day court-ready returns.
And because we're new, you won't find invented serve counts or fake reviews here. You'll find commitments in writing, evidence on every attempt, and numbers we'll publish as they become real.
JBCC PSC-30288 — fingerprinted, background-checked, state-disciplined. Verifiable in 30 seconds.
Every attempt GPS-stamped, photographed and hash-sealed. The certified owner is the one at the door and the one who signs the affidavit — no contractor roulette.
Based in North Plano, Collin County. Collin, Dallas, Denton & Tarrant are home turf, not pins on a national map.