Hire a Process Server in Arizona
Find verified process servers across Arizona. Browse by county to hire a local server, view courthouse information, and get service coverage in your area.
Want to Become a Process Server in Arizona?
Learn about licensing requirements, qualifications, and process serving laws in Arizona.
View Arizona LawsAt a glance: Arizona process serving
Arizona requires statewide certification as a private process server under Arizona Code of Judicial Administration §7-204 and ARS §11-445. The directory currently covers 15 counties and 15 courthouse listings.
Routine service
$50–$150
Service deadline
120 days after filing the complaint
Credential required
State license required
Counties
15
Courthouses
15
Active servers
121
Service deadline detail: 120 days after filing the complaint (ARCP Rule 4.1(i))
Courthouse coverage in Arizona
15 courthouse listings are available across Arizona.
Maricopa County Superior Court
Phoenix, AZ, 85003
Apache County Superior Court
St. Johns, AZ, 85936
Cochise County Superior Court
Bisbee, AZ, 85603
Coconino County Superior Court
Flagstaff, AZ, 86001
Gila County Superior Court
Globe, AZ, 85501
Graham County Superior Court
Safford, AZ, 85546
Greenlee County Superior Court
Clifton, AZ, 85533
La Paz County Superior Court
Parker, AZ, 85344
Mohave County Superior Court
Kingman, AZ, 86409
Navajo County Superior Court
Holbrook, AZ, 86025
Pima County Superior Court
Tucson, AZ, 85701
Pinal County Superior Court
Florence, AZ, 85132
Showing 12 of 15 courthouse listings, prioritized for metro areas and counties with live servers.
All Process Servers in Arizona
Verified process servers serving Arizona. Click a card to view their full profile.
A1 Knock Knock
Alisha Robinson
All About Serving
Alyssa Buckner
Antoine Cobb
ASAP Serve
AZ Process
Blair Process
Blue Copper Investigations
Brent Haynes
Bridget Whitely
Bruce A. madison
Candace "candy" ratcliff
Catherine L. parsons
Cecil Torres
Cedric Pittman
Chelle J rosas
Christina Donaldson
Condor Legal Solutions
Cote Investigation & Associates, LLC
Covert SIU
Crews Legal Services
Darin R. clark
Dawn Marie steele
DL Investigations LLC
Don Stiver
Donald R. mckillop
Dove Process Services, LLC
Edward Costello
Fast 2 Serve
Fast Track Legal
First Class Attorney Services PO Box
Gaber LLC
Gary D steiner
George Elkins
Gilbert James trejo
Gregory Scott hardy
Gryphon Consulting Services
Hot Shot Legal Services, LLC
IH West Clear Creek, LLC
Integrity AS
Inter-State Investigative Services
JAG Investigations, Inc.
Jamie L trevillyan
Janice Leitner
Jason Stoor
Jeff Bourne
Jefferson Bushman
JJ Investigations AZ
JMC Investigations, LLC
Jody Chamberlain
John M. carpenter
John R harder
Katherine Daria covert
Katherine L. weddle
Kay Michelle dean
Kelli Mcfarland
Kurie L ghersini
Liddy Legal
Lightning Serve / Professional Process Service
Maricopa County Process Service, PLLC
Mark Randall beach
Matthew L hawk
McCloskey Mitigation and Investigations, LLC
Michael Cobb
Michael Hanoka
Michael Schmid
Michele Yontef
Murphy Investigations, Inc.
Natalia Ibarra
National Legal Support Services
NAZ Legal Services
On The Run Legal Solutions, LLC
On The Run Legal Solutions, LLC
Palmer Investigative Services
Pearl E ramos
Peter Chavarria montes
Proceed Legal Inc.
Process Server Pro
R3 Investigations
Red Rock Process
Richard Knaeble
Roadrunner Process
Ron Wyman
Ruben Herrera
Samantha M. shetley
Savannah Cleland
Specialized Attorney Services
Specialized Attorney Services
Sphinx Investigations, PLLC
State 48 Investigations
Steve Butcher
Superior Process Services
Susie Baldwin
T&T Investigations
Tadd Mccarley
Tammy Lynn tindall
The Walden Group LLC
The Wolf Legal Services
Tracy B. arnold
Viscum Legal Services
Walkway Safety, LLC
We Due Process
Yuma Attorney Service
How service works in Arizona
Use these steps to check the court requirements, choose a permitted service method, and keep service on track in Arizona.
Confirm the requirements
Confirm the court requirements that apply to your case before choosing a server.
Certification exam (≥85% in some counties), criminal background check via fingerprints (ARS §41-1750), high school diploma or GED, U.S. citizen or legal resident (ARS §41-1080), 10 hours continuing education every 12 months for renewal, no felony convictions affecting fitness
Choose an allowed service method
- Personal service
- Substituted service at dwelling
- Service on authorized agent, alternative service by court order
- Service by publication
- Certified mail with return receipt for out-of-state
Request service and track the deadline
Request bids from process servers who cover your county, then track the applicable deadline.
Deadline: 120 days after filing the complaint
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Arizona requires private process servers to be certified under the Arizona Code of Judicial Administration §7-204 and ARS §11-445. You must be at least 21 years old, a U.S. citizen or legal resident, pass a background fingerprint check, hold a high school diploma or GED, and pass a certification exam. Specially appointed persons are exempt for specific cases only.
Routine process service in Arizona typically costs between $50 and $150 for up to three attempts, depending on location and provider. Rush service, skip tracing, mileage, and court filing fees may add to the total. Request bids from multiple verified servers on the Mighty Process Server platform to compare rates.
Under Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4.1(i), service must be completed within 120 days after filing the complaint. If service is not completed within this period, the court may dismiss the action without prejudice or grant an extension for good cause. This deadline does not apply to service outside the United States.
No. Only certified private process servers, sheriffs, deputies, or court-appointed persons may serve process in Arizona. Private servers must hold a valid certification issued by the county where they reside (or any county for non-residents) under ACJA §7-204. Uncertified individuals may not serve process for compensation.
If personal service cannot be completed, Arizona allows substituted service at the individual's dwelling with a person of suitable age and discretion under ARCP Rule 4.1. If the person's residence is unknown or they are actively avoiding service, the court may authorize service by publication under ARCP Rule 4.1(n) and (o) after other efforts have failed.
Use the Mighty Process Server directory to browse certified process servers across Arizona, including Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, and Chandler. You can search by county, compare verified profiles, and submit bid requests directly from servers in your area at mightyprocessserver.com/directory.
Apache County
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Courthouse coverage includes Apache County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Cochise County
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Courthouse coverage includes Cochise County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Coconino County
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Courthouse coverage includes Coconino County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Gila County
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Courthouse coverage includes Gila County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Graham County
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Courthouse coverage includes Graham County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Greenlee County
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Courthouse coverage includes Greenlee County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
La Paz County
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Courthouse coverage includes La Paz County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Maricopa County
1 server
Courthouse coverage includes Maricopa County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Mohave County
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Courthouse coverage includes Mohave County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Navajo County
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Courthouse coverage includes Navajo County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Pima County
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Courthouse coverage includes Pima County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Pinal County
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Courthouse coverage includes Pinal County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Santa Cruz County
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Courthouse coverage includes Santa Cruz County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Yavapai County
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Courthouse coverage includes Yavapai County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
Yuma County
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Courthouse coverage includes Yuma County Superior Court.
1 courthouse listed
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Process-server association in Arizona
Arizona Process Servers Association
APSAProcess-server associationNon-profit organization that represents the interests of professional process servers in Arizona, committed to excellence and professionalism.
Arizona statewide; out-of-state members also welcome
Arizona's statewide association, chartered by NAPPS in 1986, with a member directory of Arizona servers.
In-state and out-of-state process servers; application requires Process Server ID and review of bylaws and ethics; dues-paying members receive free CE classes after board meetings · $135
Education, services, and referrals: Arizona Certified Process Server (ACPS) certification program, Training programs and study guides, Continuing education classes approved by AZ Supreme Court, Networking, Website listing for members, Annual conference.
Legislative advocacy: Chartered by NAPPS; APSA's training and certification classes satisfy Arizona Code of Judicial Administration §7-204 requirements and are recognized in Arizona court rules.
Read the APSA association profile to learn more and find ways to get involved.
Learn more at arizonaprocessservers.org
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