Process Servers in Washington, Washington, D.C.
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Courthouses in Washington, Washington, D.C.
Washington has 4 courthouse locations including Court of Appeals, Superior, Circuit, and 1 more. Process servers in Washington file proof of service and other court documents at these locations.
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Court of Appeals (1)
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals in Washington, DC.
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Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Superior in Washington, DC.
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United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
Circuit in Washington, DC.
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United States District Court for the District of Columbia
District in Washington, DC.
Visit court website →About courthouse filings in Washington: Process servers operating in Washington, Washington, D.C. are required to file proof of service and other legal documents with the appropriate court. The courthouses listed above serve Washington for civil, criminal, family, and other case types. Contact the courthouse directly for filing hours, fees, and specific requirements. Need a process server in Washington? Search the MPS directory to find verified process servers in your area.
Common Questions About Process Servers in Washington
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Routine process service in Washington, D.C. typically costs $75–$150. Rates in Washington may vary by travel distance, rush timing, number of attempts, and filing fees.
Proof of service must be filed within 60 days of complaint filing under Super. Ct. Civ. R. 4(m) Always confirm case-specific deadlines with your attorney or the local court clerk.
No — Washington, D.C. does not require a license or registration to serve process. Any person 18 or older who is not a party to the case may serve under D.C. Superior Court Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4(c)(2). None. No bonding, training, or certification required. Voluntary special process server appointment possible via court.
Personal service, substitute at dwelling or usual place of abode with a suitable person, service on agent authorized by law or appointment, publication (with court order)
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