International Service of Process
The Global Process Server helps you efficiently order Legal Document Delivery to all 50 United States from abroad, as well as from the U.S. to over 195 Countries.
A trusted, reliable, and affordable resource for attorneys, government agencies, businesses, and individuals who need to serve legal papers anywhere on Earth.
Global service. Local compliance.
Service of process abroad fails on procedure far more often than on effort. Our work starts with getting the method right for the destination country.
Hague Service Convention
We identify country-specific declarations, prepare compliant documents, and coordinate the proper Convention channel.
Letters Rogatory
For jurisdictions outside applicable treaties, we guide formal judicial requests through the required diplomatic process.
Worldwide Local Service
Where permitted, trusted local professionals complete direct service under national and regional requirements.
Local or Worldwide, We Deliver.
Two specialties, one team; service of process anywhere your case takes you, from across the globe to across the street.
Worldwide International Process Service
We handle formal and informal service of legal documents in countries around the world whether that means routing through the Hague Service Convention, the Inter-American Treaty, Letters Rogatory, or a country's own local requirements. Our team keeps up with changing international rules so nothing falls through the cracks, and every completed assignment comes back to you with a Proof of Service.
U.S. Nationwide Process Service
Since 1986, we've served legal documents across all 50 states and U.S. territories no city, county, or hard-to-reach defendant is off-limits. Our team knows the local rules inside and out, so your documents get served quickly, correctly, and at a fair price, no matter how big, small, or tricky the case.
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Our Core Services: Delivering Results Worldwide
An experienced international process server matches the method to the destination, the treaty status, and your court’s requirements.
Hague Service Convention
For member states, requests are transmitted to the destination's Central Authority with the required forms and translations, and returned with a certificate of service.
- Central Authority filing
- Article 5 formal service
- Certificate returned
Translation & Document Preparation
Translations and packet assembly matched to what the receiving authority expects, including notarization and apostille coordination.
- Certified translations
- Forms & cover letters
- Notarization & apostille coordination
Inter-American Convention
In parts of the Americas, requests move through the Inter-American Convention on Letters Rogatory instead of the Hague Convention — its own treaty system with its own letter-of-request format, used in countries like Mexico and Argentina.
- Used across the Americas
- Own letter of request format
- Replaces traditional letters rogatory
Informal & Direct Local Service
Even without a governing treaty, service in a foreign country is rarely impossible — documents can be delivered directly at the defendant's home or business address under that nation's own rules.
- No treaty required
- Local agents on the ground
- Compliant with national rules
Letters Rogatory
For non-treaty countries, a formal court-to-court request moves through diplomatic channels until a foreign court completes service on our behalf.
- Diplomatic route
- Court-to-court request
- Used where no treaty applies
Substituted Service
When personal delivery is repeatedly evaded, courts often permit substituted service — leaving documents with a responsible adult and mailing a copy.
- Used when personal delivery fails
- Left with a responsible adult
- Copy mailed to confirm
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- Case review by an international service specialist
- Route and document requirements confirmed before you commit
- Translation and preparation handled with your matter
Documents we serve
An experienced international process server matches the method to the destination, the treaty status, and your court’s requirements.
Summons & Complaints
Subpoenas
Restraining Orders
Notices & Letters
Bank Levies
Record Subpoenas
Wage Garnishments
Writs of Execution
Probate Matters
Family Law Documents
Small Claims Documents
Evictions & Unlawful
Citations & Petitions
Divorce Papers
Motions & Orders
Demand Letters
Built for counsel who cannot afford defective service
Clients include attorneys, law firms, government agencies, businesses, and individuals.
30+ years of practice
Three decades of coordinating service of process across jurisdictions and legal systems.
195 nations, 50 states
Coverage for international matters and domestic service anywhere in the United States.
Worldwide network
Established local contacts and agents who understand how service actually gets done on the ground.
Translation handled
Document preparation and translation managed as part of the engagement, not left to you.
Procedure first
Route selection and compliance reviewed up front to avoid defective service and lost time.
Documented outcomes
Tracking and status throughout, with proof of service returned for filing.
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FAQ
People Also Ask: Straight Answers to the Questions We Hear Most
It is the lawful delivery of legal documents to a party located outside the United States, carried out under the procedures the destination country recognizes most often the Hague Service Convention, Letters Rogatory, the Inter-American Treaty, or that nation’s own rules.
We review the destination country, its treaty status and any declarations it has made, the type of document, and your court’s requirements. That determines whether the request goes to a Central Authority, through diplomatic channels, or to a local agent.
Frequently, yes. Many countries require documents in their official language. We handle translation and document preparation as part of the engagement so packets arrive in an acceptable form.
Timelines depend entirely on the country and the route. Hague Central Authority requests are generally faster than Letters Rogatory, which move through diplomatic channels. We give you a realistic picture for your destination at case review.
You receive proof of service documenting how and when the documents were served, prepared for filing with your court, along with status updates throughout the process.
Attorneys, law firms, government agencies, businesses, and individuals for international matters in 195 nations and domestic service in all 50 U.S. states.
