Proofs of Service – Part 1 / How to Start a Process Serving Business – Part 1
Date/Time
Date(s) - 04/18/2015
1:45 PM - 4:00 PM
Location
Hampton Inn & Suites
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Proofs of Service – Part 1
The seminar concentrates of the proper preparation of proofs of service for summonses, subpoenas, writs, and service on opposing counsel, tenants and parties in small claims court. We will describe other declarations, such as those describing due diligence, and those that are more involved when it is necessary.
We will introduce the requirements for affidavits of service that require notarization, required for service assignments originating in other states or foreign countries.
Electronic signatures will be explained and demonstrated.
We will discuss the importance of signing declarations personally, and the laws governing perjury and forgery.
This seminar will benefit both the process servers who sign the document and the office staff who prepares them for a process server’s signature.
How to Start a Process Serving Business – Part 1
The second half of this event will describe how to start a process serving business
- What services to offer
- How much to charge for services
- Proper registration and licensing
- What ancillary businesses to offer
Maintaining proper service records and why - Getting paid
- Getting business – more business or better business?
Seminar Includes:
PowerPoint handouts
forms
Certificate of Attendance
2.25 Hours of PSI Continuing Education Credits
Only $50.00 ($55.00 after April 11, 2015)
You call with a credit card, or mail us a check, or pay for this seminar using PayPal at this link:
The books we publish will not be included in the seminar price but will be available for purchase at a 10% discount off the regular price at or before the event. Sales tax will be added. A $7.75 shipping fee will be added if sent before the seminar.
Process Server Institute
667 Folsom St., 2d Fl.
San Francisco, CA 94107
Reservations: 415/495-2230
800/696-4631
Fax: 415/495-8730
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