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PROCESS SERVER 

A process server's job is to deliver legal documents to the people involved in a court case or other legal proceeding. Their responsibilities include: 

• Delivering documentsProcess servers deliver legal documents such as subpoenas, court summonses, complaints, writs, and court orders to the intended recipients. 
• Locating peopleProcess servers use public records and online databases to find people involved in a case. 
• Following legal protocolProcess servers must follow state and federal laws when serving documents. They cannot impersonate law enforcement or use harassment. 
• Maintaining recordsProcess servers keep records of the documents they serve and provide proof of service to the court. 
• CommunicatingProcess servers communicate with court officials and other parties as needed. 
• Staying informedProcess servers need to stay up to date on applicable laws and regulations. 

Process servers can work in law offices, government courts, and other legal organizations. They play a vital role in the legal system by ensuring that legal documents are delivered promptly and accurately. Process servers may face physical risks, such as bad weather, difficult access to secure locations, and traveling long distances. They also need to be able to work independently with minimal supervision and maintain confidentiality.