Speedy & Efficient Rockville Process Server

Our professional Rockville, MD, process servers specialize in handling even the most difficult and evasive subjects. We work tirelessly every day of the week—morning, day, and night—to serve your documents swiftly, with most attempts and serves completed within 24 hours.

Whether you require real estate process serving, government process serving, family law process serving, or general civil process serving, our Rockville location can handle it all. We serve various documents, including summons and complaints, small claims orders, wage attachments, subpoenas, and more. Reach out to Same Day Process Server today to email your documents now.

Our Experience in Process Serving Is Unmatched

CEO Tony Snesko, a Vietnam Veteran and former LAPD officer in Hollywood, California, has been serving process since 1970. He played a pivotal role in shaping the process serving industry through his work with the California Association of Professional Process Servers (CAPPS), where he chaired the first Ethics and Standards Committee and even wrote the nation’s first Process Server Certification Examination

Building on this legacy, our President, Brandon Snesko, a Licensed Private Investigator with experience since 1999, co-founded the Mid-Atlantic Association of Professional Process Servers (MAAPPS). Together, they ensure Same Day Process Server upholds the highest standards in the industry.

While we’re based in Rockville, Maryland, Same Day Process Server doesn’t stop there. We serve clients throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia. We also leverage an extensive network of hundreds of vetted process servers nationwide, guaranteeing efficient service for all our customers.

A Complete Range of Services

Beyond process serving, our team tackles the legwork so legal, government, and real estate agencies can operate at peak efficiency. We offer a complete range of services to ensure all your needs are met quickly and accurately.

Difference Between Process Servers & Law Enforcement

Process servers and law enforcement officers play crucial roles within the legal system, but their functions and responsibilities differ significantly. Process servers are specialized individuals hired to deliver legal documents such as subpoenas, summonses, and complaints to involved parties in a legal proceeding such as a civil case. Our primary objective is to ensure that all parties are formally notified of their involvement in a legal matter, adhering to specific legal protocols for service of process. Unlike law enforcement officers, we do not have the authority to make arrests, enforce laws, or conduct investigations. Our role is purely administrative, focusing on the accurate and timely delivery of legal documents and the subsequent documentation of these deliveries.

On the other hand, law enforcement officers are sworn public officials tasked with maintaining public safety, preventing and investigating crimes, and enforcing the law. Their duties include patrolling communities, responding to emergency calls, arresting individuals suspected of criminal activity, and providing testimony in court. While they may occasionally serve legal documents, this is not their primary function.

The authority vested in law enforcement officers extends far beyond that of process servers, as they possess the legal power to use force, conduct searches, and detain individuals. Understanding the distinction between these two roles highlights the specialized nature of process servers in the legal notification process, contrasted with law enforcement officers' broader, enforcement-oriented responsibilities.

Process Server FAQ

How Do Process Servers Use the Internet to Track Down a Subject?

Process servers use the internet to track down subjects by employing a variety of online tools and databases. They often usesocial media platforms, search engines, public records, and professional databases to gather information about a subject's whereabouts. By analyzing online activity, social media accounts, addresses, phone numbers, and even employment details, legal professionals can locate individuals who need to be served with legal documents.

What Public Records are Useful to Process Servers When Collecting Information on Subjects?

Process servers find public records extremely useful when collecting information on subjects. Vital records, such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, can provide essential personal details. Property records, including deeds and mortgage filings, reveal current and past addresses. Court records. offer insights into any legal proceedings involving the subject. Additionally, utility records and voter registration information can help pinpoint a subject's location.

What Is the Role of a Process Server in a Court Case?

The role of a process server in a court case is to ensure that all parties involved are properly notified of legal actions and proceedings. We deliver important legal and court documents such as summonses, subpoenas, and complaints to the relevant individuals, ensuring that these documents are received in accordance with legal requirements. Process servers uphold the due process of law by allowing the court case to proceed fairly and transparently.

What Does it Mean to Run Skip-Tracing Services?

Running skip-tracing services involves locating individuals who have moved or are otherwise difficult to find. Our process servers use this service to track down subjects who are evading service or have unknowingly relocated. Skip tracing combines various investigative techniques, including searching through databases, public records, credit reports, and online resources, to uncover a person's current whereabouts.

Can a Process Server Help with Debt Collection?

A process server can assist with debt collection. We play a crucial role by delivering legal documents related to debt collection cases, such as summonses and complaints, ensuring that debtors are officially notified of legal actions against them. While we do not directly collect debts, their timely and accurate service of process is essential for initiating legal proceedings that can lead to debt recovery.

Same Day Process Will Get the Job Done

There’s a reason why Same Day Process Server in Rockville, MD, is the leading process server company across the nation. Hear why from our satisfied customers.

“I cannot elaborate enough about the level of professionalism, due diligence, experience, dedication and motivation the employees of Same Day Process puts into ensuring parties are served legal documents. Their reputation speaks for itself and is indicative of why leading law firms in the D.C. area have utilized and highly recommend their services. “

- Jerry B., Attorney

Contact Same Day Process Server Today

Don’t waste time chasing down elusive subjects yourself. Our Rockville process servers are ready to get the job done fast. We handle all your process server needs, from real estate matters to family law cases and everything in between. With most attempts and serves completed within 24 hours, you can be confident your documents will be delivered swiftly. Contact us at (844)965-1742 or send us a job below to get started today.

Address

1700 Rockville Pike, Suite 400
Rockville, MD 20852

Phone

Maryland Local: (410) 514-0315

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