Integrity
A good process server will respect all of the rules and laws in your state that cover process service, and abide by ethical norms. He or she will never falsify a return of service and will avoid engaging in illegal or otherwise questionable behavior.
Adaptability
Today’s process servers must leverage social media, GPS tracking apps and other new technologies in their day-to-day work. Being able to keep up with the latest tools and methods for tracking down individuals is important to a process server’s work. It’s also important for process servers to be able to adapt to unusual schedules, including late nights, early mornings and weekends.
Politeness
Process servers deal with rude, irate and even verbally abusive people on a regular basis. Being able to stay calm, polite and rational under pressure is often the key to a successful service.
Persistence
Process servers often have to track down people who don’t want to be found. In some cases, the person to whom you need to serve documents may have left town with no forwarding address. To find them and serve them papers, a good process server will need to be persistent and resourceful.
Thanks to our affiliation with the National Association of Process Servers and the New York State Professional Process Servers Organization, you can always count on the team at Reliant Court Services to abide by the highest professional standards for process servers in the country. To learn more about any of the legal support services we offer, feel free to give us a call or contact us online today.