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International Process Server

Q: What is the difference between Hague service and private service?

Hague Convention service follows the formal treaty process through a country's Central Authority, which many courts require for enforceability. Private service can be faster where permitted, but may not satisfy every court's requirements.

Q: Will a judgment be enforceable?

Enforceability depends on the destination country's rules and whether service was carried out by the method that country and your court require. We advise on the correct method to support enforceability for your matter.

Q: What do you need to start?

The documents to be served, the recipient's name and address abroad, and the destination country. We'll confirm the correct method and provide a proposal.

Q: Do you handle translations?

Yes. Many countries require documents to be translated into the local language, and we provide certified translations as part of the service.

Q: How much does it cost?

It depends on the destination country, the method of service and whether translations are required. Request a no-obligation proposal for a clear quote.

Q: What is service by publication?

Where a recipient cannot be located, some courts permit service by publication in an approved outlet. We can advise whether it applies to your matter and arrange it.

Q: Do you serve documents in the United States too?

Yes. In addition to international service, we handle service of process within the United States.

For Attorneys and Law Firms

Hague Convention service, private process servers abroad and legal document translation for US and Canadian law firms. Serving attorneys since 1978.

Since 1978 · 182 countries served

Hague Convention service

Registered US federal contractor (CAGE 5ACG6)

Rates posted online

International Process Server

For Attorneys and Law Firms

Hague Convention service, private process servers abroad and legal document translation for US and Canadian law firms. Serving attorneys since 1978.

Since 1978 · 182 countries served

Hague Convention service

Registered US federal contractor (CAGE 5ACG6)

Rates posted online

PERSONALISED CARE

Expert guidance for your international cases.

TRANSPARENT FEES

Clear pricing with no hidden costs.

Welcome to Process Service Network

Our home office is located in California, but we have a world-wide network of process servers with offices in 7 countries.

No matter where you need a process server, we will get the job done for you.

Experience Behind Every Assignment

Serving attorneys since 1978
Service completed in 182 countries
Registered US federal contractor, CAGE 5ACG6
Clients include US government agencies, major law firms and attorneys general

Get a No Obligation Proposal

Tell us about your case, and our team will send you a tailored proposal.

Upload Your Documents

Your information is secure and confidential.

Why Attorneys Choose

Process Service Network

In business since 1978

Founded in Los Angeles to serve attorneys, and still focused on hard to serve and international cases.

A worldwide network

Process servers with offices in 7 countries, each trained in the laws of their own country.

We prepare the Hague paperwork

We prepare all required Hague forms and help with court signatures and supporting documentation.

Translations in house

Legal document translation into 88 languages for service abroad.

Expert witness available

Expert witness support is available to help evaluate your case and provide professional insights when needed.

Posted rates

Our rates are posted on our website, with no hidden fees.

Or Call Us At : (800) 417 7623

International Service of Process,

Start to Finish

Hague Convention Service

Formal requests prepared, translated and tracked through the foreign court system.

Letters Rogatory

Requests for judicial assistance from a foreign court.

Translations

Legal documents into 88 languages, prepared for the receiving country’s requirements.

Private international process server

Informal service by a trained process server in the country, where appropriate and permitted.

International Service of Process,

Start to Finish

Hague Convention Service

Formal requests prepared, translated and tracked through the foreign court system.

Letters Rogatory

Requests for judicial assistance from a foreign court.

Translations

Legal documents into 88 languages, prepared for the receiving country’s requirements.

Private international process server

Informal service by a trained process server in the country, where appropriate and permitted.

How Service Works With Us

Send Your Documents

Email a combined PDF or mail the required copies with instructions detailing the defendant’s name, service address, and preferred service method.

Receive Your Proposal

We confirm the appropriate service method and provide a no-obligation proposal outlining the service process and applicable translation costs.

We Prepare and Serve

We coordinate the required paperwork, translations, document transmission, service arrangements, and tracking according to the selected method.

Receive Proof of Service

Once service is completed, we provide the applicable proof of service or supporting documentation for your records.

Or Call Us At : (800) 417 7623

Service in 182 Countries

We coordinate international process service worldwide, confirming whether formal Hague service, informal service, or both options are available for your case.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Hague service and private service?

There are two basic methods in most countries: formal service by treaty (such as the Hague Service Convention) or letters rogatory, and informal service by a private process server. Some courts require a court order before informal service in a Hague country, so check your court’s rules.

Will a judgment be enforceable?

If a defendant does not defend and a judgment is entered after service by an agent rather than through judicial assistance, it generally will not be possible to enforce the judgment in the foreign country through its courts. Confirm the right method with your attorney or court.

What do you need to start?

A PDF of the service documents (or three copies by mail), a letter of instructions with the defendant’s name, service address and the method requested, and payment in US dollars.

Do you handle translations?

Yes, into 88 languages. Proper nouns such as names and places are generally not translated, and translation costs are billed separately.

How much does it cost?

Our rates are posted on our website. Optional expedited FedEx shipping for Hague assignments is $150, and there is a $0.75 per page copy fee for files of 100+ pages.

What is service by publication?

A last resort method of giving notice when a defendant cannot be found. Our affiliate, Global Legal Notices, publishes the court order and documents online.

Do you serve documents in the United States too?

Yes, nationwide.

Need Documents Served Abroad?

Talk to Our Team

Tell us the country and the documents, and we will send a no obligation proposal.

Or Call Us At : (800) 417 7623

Primary goal of the company is to provide reasonable rates and services handled properly from the beginning of the assignment.

Phone: (800) 417-7623

E-mail: [email protected]

Address: 27201 Tourney Road, Suite 223

Valencia, CA 91355