A process server delivers legal documents to the people named in a court case so they are officially notified.
This step, called service of process, protects everyone’s right to due process by making sure people know about a case and have a chance to respond.
Pin Tip
Give your process server every known address, workplace, vehicle and a recent photo of the person to be served.
Ohio Rules
Ohio courts allow service by certified mail, sheriffs, bailiffs and persons designated by the court. Rules vary by court, so confirm what your court requires.
Need Papers Served in Ohio?
For process serving in the Mahoning Valley, contact Ohio Security & Investigations, 7087 West Blvd #8, Youngstown, (888) 341-6960. In Central Ohio, contact 10-8 Protective Services LLC, 2600 Oakstone Dr. Ste 15, Columbus, (800) 949-8521. Office hours are 9 AM to 5 PM.
This pin is general information, not legal advice. Talk with an attorney about your situation.