Process Server - Cobb County (Marietta)

Posted 2 days ago

provestMarietta (GA)

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About the role

Process Server (Cobb County in the Marietta Areas Georgia) Private Process Server Cobb, GA (Independent Contractor) ProVest LLC Civil Process Service ProVest LLC is seeking a Court appointed Private Process Servers to provide reliable and professional civil process service in Cobb, GA & surrounding counties Celebrating over 30 years of excellence, ProVest LLC is one of the nation's leading legal support service firms. With 12 offices nationwide, we provide comprehensive legal and process service solutions to many of the country's most respected law firms and financial institutions. Our mission is to deliver accurate, timely, and compliant services while maintaining the highest standards of quality.
Position Overview: This is a 1099 independent contractor position, with weekly compensation based on completed jobs. We are looking for dependable, detail-oriented professionals with experience and judge signed court appointments in legal document delivery. Ideal Candidates Include:
  • Licensed Private Investigators
  • Experienced Process Servers who have current judge signed court appointments (required)
  • Current or Former Law Enforcement Professionals
Key Responsibilities: Make diligent service attempts: Up to 5 attempts (varied times: morning, evening, weekend, etc.)Activate cases within 24 hours of receiving documents (via FedEx or email) Sign and notarize all eligible affidavits within 48 hours of service completion Utilize ProVest mobile applications to:
  • Upload photo evidence of addresses
  • Submit detailed attempt notes
  • Record service or non-service outcomes
Requirements:
  • Judge signed court appointments
  • Reliable transportation
  • Valid driver's license
  • Active auto insurance
  • Smartphone with ability to run mobile applications
  • Strong communication and documentation skills
  • Commitment to professionalism, punctuality, and attention to detail

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