How to Serve Process on the United States Department of Transportation and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Where - POST COVID-19

Can you serve the U.S.  Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration  by certified mail? YES! Same Day Process can assist serving the DOT and NHTSA by certified mail and provide an affidavit of service accordingly. Just click on “Send A Job” at the top of the screen, then click on “Service of Process”. 

Same Day Process can certify mail to any government agency and/or companies that are refusing to accept in hand service and track the certified mailing. We will place the certified mailing tracking number in the affidavit and attach the certified return mail slip to the affidavit. We also scan the certified mailing slip and completed affidavit to our secure database. We store this information for your convenience to request it whenever it is needed in the future. 

Just click on “Send A Job” at the top of the screen, then click on “Service of Process” 

We are constantly watching government and corporate websites and still attempting in hand service to verify current procedures when requested. We are happy to attempt in hand and certify mail if the in-hand service fails. Some agencies are accepting in hand and some are not.  We cannot guarantee that the government provided links or corporate sites are current and they may accept in-hand service at any time without notice.

Current procedure for serving legal documents upon the US Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is as follows: Certified mailing the legal documents to:

 

1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE

Washington, DC 20590

 

Who to Serve:

Below, a link concerning the process of serving the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is listed for your convenience. 

http://www.htsassociates.com/examples.shtml

And 

https://www.transportation.gov/

*Information above is subject to change. Please go to the main website for National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Department of Transportation to verify the service rules and regulations are current. We are constantly watching these sites for changes.

Serving an individual at a government facility

If it is a personal matter involving an employee of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or Department of Transportation, they must be personally served. Serving a subject personally at this location can be extremely difficult if the subject to be served is unwilling to receive. Security will stop us from entering and must know the reason for service. This, sadly, will notify the subject of our attempt to locate them and may cause them to hide or evade service altogether.

We do provide Advanced Skip Tracing for Difficult to locate Subjects in Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia & Nationwide. Please click on this link https://www.samedayprocess.com/services/skiptracing.html Or Just click on “Send A Job” at the top of the screen, then click on “Service of Process”.

 

 

 

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