Process Serving in Summerville, SC

It depends on the server and on the person being served. I make attempts at different times of day and on different days of the week, and I log each one with the date, time and address. If service cannot be completed, you receive the attempt log and a clear explanation of why.

South Carolina Rule of Civil Procedure 4(c) allows any person who is at least eighteen years old and not a party to the case to serve process. South Carolina has no license or registration for private process servers. If the court has ordered that a document be served by the sheriff or a constable, that order comes first, and I will not take the job.

I serve summonses and complaints, subpoenas, motions, discovery, family court documents and small-claims paperwork.

I offer three speeds, and all three describe how quickly the first attempt is made, not when the person is finally served. Routine service is the standard timing for a first attempt at a local address. Rush service moves your job to the front of the line. Same-day service makes the first attempt today, for the filing deadline you learned about this morning.