Professional Process Serving Across Texas

At Steadfast, we understand that timely and lawful delivery of legal documents is critical to every case. Our licensed process servers provide reliable, discreet, and fully compliant service throughout Texas—ensuring your documents reach the right hands, the right way.

• Summonses & Complaints 
• Subpoenas (Civil & Criminal)
• Court Orders & Writs
• Family Law Documents
• Small Claims & Debt Collection Notices

• ✅ Texas-Compliant Service Procedures 
• 📍 Local and Across Texas Coverage
• ⏱ Rush & Same-Day Options Available
• 📜 Affidavits of Service for Court Filing
• 🔒 Secure Handling of Sensitive Documents
• 🧭 GPS-Logged Delivery & Time Stamp

Whether you're an attorney, property manager, or private citizen, we tailor our service to meet your legal and operational needs. Our team is trained to handle high-stakes, time-sensitive deliveries with professionalism and care.

Need a document served today?
Click below to request service or get a quote through email—we respond within the hour during business hours.

You can also call the office at (903) 601-3983

Process serving is the legal delivery of court documents—such as summonses, subpoenas, and complaints—to individuals or entities involved in a legal case. It ensures that all parties are properly notified and given the opportunity to respond.

We serve a wide range of legal documents, including:

• Summonses and complaints
• Subpoenas (civil and criminal)
• Court orders and writs
• Notices of eviction
• Family law documents
• Small claims and debt collection notices

We offer multiple service tiers to meet your needs:

• Standard Service: 3–5 business days
• Rush Service: 24–48 hours
• Same-Day Service: Available upon request (subject to location and availability)

Yes. After successful delivery, we provide a notarized Affidavit of Service or Declaration of Service that meets Texas court requirements.

Refusal to accept does not prevent service. If the individual is properly identified and present, we can legally complete service by leaving the documents in their presence and documenting the attempt.

Yes, as long as it does not violate workplace policies or create a disturbance. We approach workplace service discreetly and professionally.

Our primary coverage is within Texas. For out-of-state service, we can coordinate with trusted affiliates or advise on next steps.

You can submit a request through our email or call our office. We respond within one hour during business hours.

To initiate service, we typically need:

• A copy of the document(s) to be served
• The recipient’s full name and known address(es)
• Any relevant deadlines or court dates
• Special instructions (e.g., time restrictions, known behaviors)