An Affidavit of Service is proof of service, which is a notarized document you receive from your Arkansas process server upon completion of service. The Affidavit of Service in Arkansas describes who was served, when service took place, and where service occurred. The Affidavit of Service is crucial … [Read more...]

In Arkansas, people who qualify as process servers have been appointed by the court in the district in which process service is going to be made. People who want to become process servers must submit an application and an affidavit to the court and must be appointed by the administrative judge or by … [Read more...]

Because process servers in Arkansas must be appointed by the court, hiring an Arkansas process server is necessary to guarantee that service is legally made. Arkansas process servers comply with all applicable rules and laws in Arkansas, so you are assured of what is called “good service” and … [Read more...]

After service has been made, your Arkansas process server from ServingPapers.com will make sure that you receive the notarized Affidavit of Service from us. If, however, you would like us to file it in court for you so that you don’t have to, we can do that for a nominal charge. … [Read more...]

In most states, as in Arkansas, effective service does not have to actually get into the defendant’s hand. If the Arkansas process server is able to verify that the person he intends to serve is in fact the defendant, he can drop the legal papers at the defendant’s feet if the defendant refuses … [Read more...]

In Arkansas, there are several ways of serving a difficult defendant or someone who is avoiding service. If the defendant or intended recipient cannot be found, Arkansas rules permit an application by affidavit to the court, either by the party or by his attorney. The affidavit must state that the … [Read more...]

Different types of service are offered by ServingPapers.com. Most often, we estimate that our service (or turn-around-time) will take anywhere from five to seven days from the time we have been retained by you. However, we offer other types of service including rush service or overnight air service. … [Read more...]

In Arkansas, process servers must follow the law to the letter to ensure proper service of process. An Arkansas process server can serve your documents at any time, and he can serve your papers at any location.  Service of process can even occur on a holiday in Arkansas. The exception to this rule … [Read more...]

The answer to this question depends on whether original documents or copies may be served. If original documents must be served, then you will need to mail the originals or use a reliable carrier service to make sure we receive them. If you are permitted to have a copy served, your Arkansas process … [Read more...]

Service of process in Arkansas can range from $50 to $200 or more, depending on your needs or upon special requests such as rush service, overnight service, locate service or other additional requests. Price is affected if locate service or any of the aforesaid additional services are … [Read more...]