Florida Process Servers

Need a process server anywhere in Florida? You’re in the right place. Choose your city below or use our ZIP code search to find the closest qualified server and get your documents moving today.

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How it works

  1. Find your server: Pick a city below or use the ZIP lookup.
  2. Send documents: Email or upload per the local office’s instructions.
  3. Choose speed: Standard, rush, or same‑day (where available).
  4. Get proof: Receive a detailed affidavit/return of service.

Florida Cities We Serve (A–Z)

Florida service of process at a glance

  • Who can serve? The sheriff, a special process server appointed by the sheriff, or a certified process server (per the judicial circuit). (See Florida Statutes §§ 48.021 and 48.27.)
  • Residential service: You may leave process at the person’s usual place of abode with someone residing there who is 15 or older, after informing them of the contents. (§ 48.031(1)(a))
  • At work: Employers must allow service in a private area; failure to comply can be fined up to $1,000. (§ 48.031(1)(b))
  • Gated communities: Must grant unannounced entry to serve residents/witnesses. (§ 48.031(7))
  • Sundays: Service on Sunday is generally void unless a judge authorizes it due to a documented risk the person will leave the state. (§ 48.20)

This page provides general information only and isn’t legal advice. Statutes change—always confirm requirements for your specific case.

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We cover Florida statewide across all counties. If your city isn’t listed, use our ZIP code search to locate the nearest server in seconds.

Florida FAQs

Do you offer rush or same‑day service?

Often yes—availability varies by location and document type. Choose your city above and contact the local office for the fastest scheduling.

What proof do I receive?

You’ll receive a signed affidavit/return of service suitable for filing. Many offices also provide time‑stamped attempts and GPS/photo logs when requested.