Notices served.
Properties kept
moving.
Serve tenant notices and eviction papers, move documents between offices and send someone on site. Support for agents, landlords and property managers across California.
- 2A3-day notice to pay rent or quitTwo tenants namedServed
- 4B30-day noticeMethod recorded on the proofOut for service
- 7CProperty photosRemote Assistant visitThursday
Example property. Which notice to use and when stay with you or your attorney.
Every notice.
Every unit.
From the first notice to the unlawful detainer, and the visits in between, each delivery is recorded for your file.
The first recipient pays the full rate (Routine from $100). Each additional recipient at the same address is 50% of it.
Clear instructions for every unit.
A notice to a tenant has its own delivery rules, and the method used can matter later. Tell us the notice, the unit and any access arrangements, and the delivery is recorded for your file.
For your brief
- The prepared notice and the tenant names on it
- Full property address, unit and access instructions
- Any deadline set by the notice or your attorney
A little more clarity.
All questionsCan you serve a 3-day notice?
Yes. Provide the prepared notice and the tenant and unit details. The delivery method used and the result are recorded for you. Which notice to use and what it says are for you or your attorney to decide.
Can you serve unlawful detainer papers?
Yes. The summons and complaint are served as a process-serving request by a California registered process server, and the Proof of Service is returned for your filing.
Can someone check on a property for us?
Remote Assistant can visit a property and take requested photographs following your checklist, billed by the hour. Share access arrangements and the time window when you request it.
Get the next notice served.
Tell us the work, the location and the timing. We’ll take it from there.