Hire a Process Server in Georgia
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View Georgia LawsAt a glance: Georgia process serving
Georgia requires certification for private process servers via sheriff application under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4.1 and Judicial Council Rules effective January 1, 2025. The directory currently covers 159 counties and 7 courthouse listings.
Routine service
$50–$100
Service deadline
Servers must attempt service within 5 day…
Credential required
State license required
Counties
159
Courthouses
7
Active servers
116
Service deadline detail: Servers must attempt service within 5 days of receipt (O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4(c)); proof of service must be filed within 5 business days of the service date (O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4(h))
Courthouse coverage in Georgia
7 courthouse listings are available across Georgia.
Richard B. Russell Federal Building & United States Courthouse
Atlanta, GA, 30303-3309
Appling County Superior Court
Baxley, GA, 31513
Atkinson County Superior Court
Pearson, GA, 31642
Bacon County Superior Court
Alma, GA, 31510
Baker County Superior Court
Newton, GA, 39870
Baldwin County Superior Court
Milledgeville, GA, 31061
Banks County Superior Court
Homer, GA, 30547
All Process Servers in Georgia
Verified process servers serving Georgia. Click a card to view their full profile.
E911 Investigations LLC dba E911Delivery.com
William Alan Painter
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2N2 Investigative Services, LLC
A Pro Process Service LLC
Absolute Serve Attorney Services LLC
Accurate Attorney Services
Acer Legal Services
Action Process Servers
Anjenai Green
Atlanta Attorney Services
Atlanta Process Servers
Auto Tech Transport LLC
Balliew Investigations, LLC
BCG Process Serving LLC
Bedrock Alliance LLC
Ben Combes Process Server
Bignault & Carter LLC
Brooks Investigative Services LLC
Bulldog Legal Services
C4 Legal Services, LLC
Chameleon
Chilton Gibbs and Associates
Christopher Jones
Coastal Investigations
Corvon Thomas Malik
Crisp & Associates, Inc.
Delta Agents, LLC
Eastern Tactical Group USA LLC
Edythe Lynne culpepper
Elite Posting & Process Services LLC
Errand Boy Services, LLC
ESG Legal Services
Evans Investigative Services 906H E 1st St.
Executive Protection Specialist, Inc.
Falcon Legal Services, LLC
FirstServ Process Servers, LLC
Forensic Partners LLC
Freshvisions Legal Service
Frontout Process LLC
GA Point Serves LLC
Gene Staulcup & Associates, Inc.
Georgia Express Process
Gold Investigations Inc
Gotcha Covered, LLC
H & L Legal Services LLC
I.S.I.S. Investigations LLC
Investigative Services
iSpy4U Legal Services, LLC
Jennifer Hollifield
Jennifer Jordan Private Process Serving
JJK Process Service
K.L.B. Investigations
Kimberly Greenway Services LLC
LaPatrick Washington-Sutton
Legion Investigative Group
Magellan Investigations 1709A Gornto Road, PMB 342
Magnolia Search Consultants LLC
Malchak Legal Services
Mallas Investigations
Martinelli Investigations, Inc.
Matter of Minutes Process Service, LLC
Merit Professional Investigations / North Metro Investigations
Metro Court Services
Moralmark Solutions
Napier Services LLC
Nicole Cloud scarborough services
On The Watch, LLC
Parker Court Reporting
Patriot Legal Services LLC
Platinum Process Servers LLC
Premier Process Solutions LLC
Professional Legal Services & Investigations LLC
Proserve Legal LLC
R&L Certified Process Server, LLC
Rapid Response Legal Services and Investigations LLC
RB&C Services Inc.
Right One Legal Services
Seminole Investigations
Service & Solutions
Source Investigative Service, Inc.
Southeastern Process Servers
Sprint Process LLC
Strategic Training and Consulting LLC
SwiftServe Solutions LLC
The Hargett Agency LLC
The Process Server LLC
Trinity Process Service
Vanguard Global Solutions, LLC
Vantage Legal Services
Visionz Process Serving & Investigative Solutions, LLC
Wilson Investigation Network
Wrap it Up I'll Take it
York Courier and Process Services LLC
How service works in Georgia
Use these steps to check the court requirements, choose a permitted service method, and keep service on track in Georgia.
Confirm the requirements
Confirm the court requirements that apply to your case before choosing a server.
U.S. citizen; no disqualifying criminal convictions; 12-hour approved training; pass AOC exam; $25,000 surety bond or liability insurance; $80 sheriff application fee; annual county notice; 5 hours annual continuing education
Choose an allowed service method
- Personal service
- Leaving at dwelling with suitable person of discretion
- Court-appointed server
- Certified process server
- Service by publication (after court order, 4 weekly publications over 60 days)
- Waiver of service
Request service and track the deadline
Request bids from process servers who cover your county, then track the applicable deadline.
Deadline: Servers must attempt service within 5 day…
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Georgia requires private process servers to be certified under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4.1. Certification requires being a U.S. citizen, completing 12 hours of approved training, passing an AOC exam, maintaining a $25,000 surety bond or liability insurance, paying an $80 sheriff application fee, and filing annual notice in your county. New Judicial Council Rules effective January 1, 2025 strengthened these requirements. Sheriffs, deputies, and off-duty deputies are exempt.
Routine process service in Georgia typically costs between $50 and $100 for metro areas like Atlanta, with three attempts included. Rural areas and rush service cost more. Request bids from multiple certified servers on the Mighty Process Server platform to compare rates across Georgia.
Under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4(c), process servers must attempt service within 5 days of receiving the documents. Once service is completed, proof of service must be filed with the court within 5 business days under § 9-11-4(h). These are among the tightest statutory timelines for process servers in the country.
No. Only sheriffs, deputies, off-duty deputies, court-appointed persons, or certified process servers under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4.1 may serve process in Georgia. Private individuals without certification cannot legally serve process in the state.
If personal service cannot be completed, Georgia allows leaving documents at the defendant's dwelling with a person of suitable discretion. If the person cannot be located after diligent efforts, the court may authorize service by publication — four weekly publications over a period of at least 60 days — under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4.
Use the Mighty Process Server directory to find certified process servers in Atlanta, Columbus, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, and all Georgia counties. Search by county and submit bid requests at mightyprocessserver.com/directory.
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Process-server association in Georgia
Georgia Association of Professional Process Servers
GAPPSProcess-server associationTo promote relations between the process serving profession, the legal community and the general public; to promote the legislative interests of the profession; and to promote the continuing education of process servers in Georgia. Dedicated to promoting a high level of professional and ethical standards for the process serving profession in Georgia.
Georgia statewide
Georgia's statewide association, chartered by NAPPS in 2013.
Professional process servers in Georgia; members committed to excellent service and ethical standards
Education, services, and referrals: Authorized pre-certification training (12 hours), Continuing education (5 hours), Networking, Legislative advocacy, Ethical standards promotion, Investigative services support.
Legislative advocacy: GAPPS advocated for Georgia's 2010 certification law (Senate Bill 491). In 2013, GAPPS filed suit against sheriffs over bans on private process servers (the case was ultimately lost at the GA Supreme Court in 2017). GAPPS is an approved pre-certification training provider recognized by the GA Judicial Council as of 2026.
Read the GAPPS association profile to learn more and find ways to get involved.
Learn more at www.gappsprocess.com
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