Work with us, outside New Jersey
Serve papers and run to the courthouse in your area
MCC Solutions is expanding beyond New Jersey. We need process servers and court runners who know their local courthouses. You accept the assignments that fit your route, log your work in our portal, and get paid per job.
The work
What we send
- Serving summonses, complaints and subpoenas, with each attempt logged and an affidavit of service
- Filing papers at the clerk's window and bringing back the stamped copy
- Pulling court files, deeds and other records and scanning them
- Delivering notices and documents with proof of delivery
What you need
Requirements
- 18 or older, and not a party to any case you serve
- Any license, registration or court appointment your state or county requires for process serving
- A valid driver's license and a registered, insured vehicle
- A smartphone for photos, GPS-stamped attempts and email
- A background check from the last 12 months
- Court runners (filings and records only, no serving): a driver's license, auto insurance and a background check
- Your documents, uploaded with the application
Openings by state
Each state has its own process server and court runner posting, with that state's court facts and the same application, already set to your state.
- Alabama: process server · court runner
- Alaska: process server · court runner
- Arizona: process server · court runner
- Arkansas: process server · court runner
- California: process server · court runner
- Colorado: process server · court runner
- Connecticut: process server · court runner
- Delaware: process server · court runner
- District of Columbia: process server · court runner
- Florida: process server · court runner
- Georgia: process server · court runner
- Hawaii: process server · court runner
- Idaho: process server · court runner
- Illinois: process server · court runner
- Indiana: process server · court runner
- Iowa: process server · court runner
- Kansas: process server · court runner
- Kentucky: process server · court runner
- Louisiana: process server · court runner
- Maine: process server · court runner
- Maryland: process server · court runner
- Massachusetts: process server · court runner
- Michigan: process server · court runner
- Minnesota: process server · court runner
- Mississippi: process server · court runner
- Missouri: process server · court runner
- Montana: process server · court runner
- Nebraska: process server · court runner
- Nevada: process server · court runner
- New Hampshire: process server · court runner
- New Jersey: process server · court runner
- New Mexico: process server · court runner
- New York: process server · court runner
- North Carolina: process server · court runner
- North Dakota: process server · court runner
- Ohio: process server · court runner
- Oklahoma: process server · court runner
- Oregon: process server · court runner
- Pennsylvania: process server · court runner
- Rhode Island: process server · court runner
- South Carolina: process server · court runner
- South Dakota: process server · court runner
- Tennessee: process server · court runner
- Texas: process server · court runner
- Utah: process server · court runner
- Vermont: process server · court runner
- Virginia: process server · court runner
- Washington: process server · court runner
- West Virginia: process server · court runner
- Wisconsin: process server · court runner
- Wyoming: process server · court runner
Questions
Do I need a license to serve papers?
It depends on your state, and sometimes your county or city. Some places require a license, registration or court appointment, and some don't. You're responsible for holding whatever your area requires. When you apply we ask whether your area requires one; if it does, you upload it with the application.
Is this a job or contract work?
Independent contract work. You choose which assignments to accept. Each job shows its pay up front. Take it, pass, or make a counter-offer.
How much work is there?
It depends on demand in your area, and we can't promise volume. We're adding states and metro areas as clients ask for them, starting near New Jersey.
I'm a notary, not a process server. Can I apply?
Yes. Notaries and signing agents apply through the notary contractor page for their state.
Do it yourself
Process Server Starter Kit
The paperwork habits that make a serve hold up: every attempt logged with time and place, a proof of service drafted from your notes, and a client intake that gets the details right first.
See what's inside ($29) Free sample14-day full refund