Make Money as a Process Server

Are you a notary looking for a way to diversify your business and make more income? Becoming a process server can be a great option. If you want to start learning how to make money as a process server, Loan Signing System™ has you covered. All training courses under our Complete Notary Mentorship program include process serving training to help you thrive in this exciting field.
Click the video below to learn more about how Vanessa diversifies her income in her notary loan signing business by earning an additional $2k per month through process serving...
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What Is a Process Server?

A process server refers to someone who delivers legal documents to individuals or entities involved in a legal process or court case. They are expected to follow specific procedures to ensure the documents are delivered correctly.
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As a process server, you receive the documents from the entity or individual initiating the legal action, such as an attorney or court. You then deliver the documents to the intended recipient, which could be a company or individual. Before you begin offering process serving services, check your specific state's laws and regulations for any requirements or guidelines and confirm that you meet the set criteria. 

How Do I Know if Being a Process Server Is Right for Me?

Anybody can take up a process server role if they are willing to put in the time and effort required. It's a great opportunity for a notary to make more money and diversify their business. Here are some factors to consider when deciding if becoming a process server is right for you:
  • Communication skills: Effective communication is essential for interacting with the recipients they're serving to inform them what the documents are. 
  • Attention to detail: Process servers must ensure they provide accurate reports of their delivery process and any challenges they may face when serving legal documents. 
  • Driving skills: A process server will have to deliver documents to different locations, some of which may be far out. Driving will help with efficiency. 
  • Flexibility: The hours a process server works are not fixed, so flexibility is required. Some jobs can open up unexpectedly, and servers need to be ready to complete them to avoid delays.

How Much Can a Process Server Make?

As a notary public, you can earn from $60 to $100 per process serving appointment. Additionally, since you are required to travel to deliver the documents, you can charge a travel fee. Travel fees vary on distance and what is agreed upon between you and your client.
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A process server's income may vary depending on various aspects, such as:
  • Location: The area you're in can determine how much clients are willing to pay for process serving. 
  • Type of service: Some services, such as delivering legal documents outside of regular business hours or rush orders, can increase earning potential.
  • Experience: If you have experience or are well-known as a process server, you can command higher rates. 
Click the video below to find out what a Process Server does and how much you can charge as a Process Server:

Finding Jobs as a Process Server​

You can find jobs as a process server in several ways, including:
  • Networking: Connect with professionals like paralegals or attorneys and inform them about your services. Building relationships can be a great way to get recurring job opportunities. 
  • Online platforms: Websites and platforms designed for legal professionals can have listings for process server roles. Check them often and send in your application where you're a fit. 
  • Business website: Setting up a business website or Google Business Profile can be beneficial for showcasing your skills and experience. Include your contact information so potential clients can reach you. 

Enroll for Process Server Training​

To learn how to become a process server and make money from it, turn to Loan Signing System™. Our training courses under our ongoing mentorship membership cover what you need to know about earning income as a notary public who offers process serving services. Join Complete Notary Mentorship today to begin learning. 

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