Process servers
Bring your local knowledge to document delivery and planned service attempts.
- Service of process and subpoena delivery
- Clear attempt notes and service records
- Agreed timing and handling instructions
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS · CALIFORNIA
Local knowledge.
Meaningful work.
The people on the ground make the difference. We’re connecting with independent process servers, court runners and on-site assistants across California.
Good work starts locally.Your experience. Your community.
Different skills.
A shared standard of care.
Tell us what you do well, where you work and the assignments you’re equipped to handle.
Court & document runners
Handle the practical handoffs that keep a legal matter moving.
- Local court filing and courtesy copies
- Court records retrieval
- Document pickup and delivery
On-site assistants
Be the local point of contact for a clearly defined field assignment.
- Site visits and inspection checklists
- Requested photographs and visit notes
- Local errands and material handoffs
THE WORK BEHIND EVERY MATTER
Care in the field.
Clarity in the details.
Every assignment has its own instructions. We look for professionals who can carry those details from the first handoff to the final record.
Know your area.
Share accurate coverage, travel limits and availability so the work can be planned around the location.
Handle the details carefully.
Keep documents, access instructions and any relevant credentials in order for the work you offer.
Close the loop.
Communicate material updates and return clear notes, photographs or delivery records as agreed.
A straightforward
way to get acquainted.
Start your introduction- 1
Introduce yourself
Share your experience, the services you offer and the areas you cover.
- 2
Discuss the fit
The team can clarify availability, scope and the information relevant to your work.
- 3
Agree on the assignment
Confirm the particular work, compensation, expenses and deliverables before accepting it.
Before you get started.
Where are you connecting with contractors?
We are inviting introductions from independent professionals working in California. Tell us the cities and counties you cover, including any travel limits.
Can I offer more than one type of service?
Yes. Select the types of work you handle and describe your experience with each. Scope and any relevant credentials are reviewed for the particular work.
How are compensation and expenses agreed?
Rates, scope and expenses are discussed before an assignment is accepted. The prices on the customer pricing page are service prices, not contractor pay rates.
Does an introduction guarantee work?
No. An introduction starts a conversation about your experience, coverage and availability. It does not confirm acceptance into the network or any assignment volume.
What should I send first?
Your contact details, service areas, the work you offer and a short professional background. Any supporting documents needed later can be arranged directly with the team.
Next step
Bring your local knowledge.
Let’s start with the work you do and the places you know.