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Permanent Process Server

Effective on April 1,2016, all decisions made on process server applications will be done on a quarterly basis. Although you may submit your application at any time, listed below are the months they will be reviewed: January, April, July, and October.

All order of appointments that expire on January 31, 2018 a new application needs to submitted by January 3, 2018.

Reguired Filings

MAG 25-78A (1) Private Process Server Required Filings [DOCX]

Application

MAG 25-78 Process Server Application [DOCX]

Affidavit of Compliance and motion for appointment

MAG 25-78B Process Server Affidavit [DOCX]

special agents affidavit of service

MAG 10-07 Special Agents Affidavit of Service [DOC]

Private process servers list

Private Process Servers List 2021 (effective through January 31,2022)