Process Server

Serve legal papers for law firms, businesses and individuals across Arizona: summonses, complaints, subpoenas, orders of protection and other process. You make diligent, well-documented attempts, serve correctly the first time, and return clean affidavits of service the court can rely on. This role is open to Arizona-certified private process servers only.

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At a glance

Status: Open now
Location: Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties, with service anywhere in Arizona
Schedule: Full-time, part-time and as-needed; early-morning, evening and weekend attempts
Type: Employment type is confirmed at offer.

What you will do

Serve civil and family-court papers, subpoenas and other process on individuals and businesses in Arizona
Make and log diligent attempts with dates, times, GPS location and photos
Complete accurate affidavits or declarations of service and return them on time
Follow Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4 and the Arizona Code of Judicial Administration; never trespass, misrepresent who you are or use deception
Run basic skip tracing when a person has moved, and escalate locates to our investigators
Stay calm and professional with people who do not want to be served

Requirements

Current Arizona Supreme Court certification as a private process server (Arizona Code of Judicial Administration § 7-204). This is required when you apply: we do not hire uncertified servers
Meet the eligibility requirements of ACJA § 7-204 and keep your certification in good standing: 10 hours of continuing education every 12 months and renewal every three years
U.S. citizen or legal resident authorized to work in the United States
Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle and smartphone
Clear, accurate paperwork and on-time returns
Pass our background check after an offer (we ask for your written permission first)

Preferred qualifications

Experience serving in Maricopa, Pinal or Pima County courts
Skip-tracing or investigative experience
Arizona DPS private investigator employee registration, or willing to register under our agency for investigative work
Spanish or another second language

Arizona certification is issued through the Clerk of the Superior Court in your county of residence after fingerprints and a state exam, and a certified server may serve process for any Arizona state court. Details: Arizona Courts, Private Process Server program (azcourts.gov).

How to apply

Apply online with one application. It takes about 10 minutes, and your resume is required (PDF, Word or a clear photo). Add your certificates, license or DD-214 if you have them. Our hiring team reviews every application and emails qualified applicants a link to book an interview. Checks and licensing come after that; see how hiring works.

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Accessibility and accommodations

If a disability or other need makes any part of the application hard to complete, email humanresources@honeybadgersolution.com with the word “accommodation” and the role you want. We will arrange another way for you to apply. This address is for accommodation requests and hiring questions; asking does not affect how your application is considered.

Honeybadger Solutions LLC is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation and gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran or military status, or any other status protected by federal, Arizona or local law. We never charge application fees and we do not ask for your Social Security number, date of birth, bank details or a photo on the application. Hiring emails come only from humanresources@honeybadgersolution.com.