No. Skip tracing is not currently provided. Clients should provide a valid service address and all known information that may assist with completing the service.

Our primary service area includes King County, Snohomish County, select areas of Pierce County, and other designated Washington service locations. Service outside our primary area may be available for an additional travel fee. Contact us for availability and pricing.

Service timelines begin after all required documents, service information, and payment have been received. Same-Day orders must be complete and paid before 11:00 a.m. to qualify for a same-business-day first attempt.

Clients receive status updates throughout the assignment. Following successful service, the appropriate Proof or Declaration of Service will be prepared as applicable. If service is unsuccessful after the included attempts, the assignment will be documented accordingly. 

A door hanger, also called a service notice, is a notice that may be left at the service address when a physical service attempt is unsuccessful. When authorized by the client, the notice can inform the intended recipient that a process server attempted to contact them regarding legal documents and provide information about how to contact the process server.

Zaria's Process Serving provides door-hanger service notices at no additional charge with physical process-serving assignments when the client authorizes their use. A door hanger does not itself constitute personal service of process.

Our service notices may also provide the recipient with a QR code that can provide access to an electronic delivery option through ServeManager, when Digital Service is available and appropriate for the assignment. The recipient may be able to acknowledge receipt and waive physical service through the electronic process before accessing the documents, depending on the Digital Service workflow used.

Clients should independently confirm that electronic service or electronic delivery is permitted and appropriate for their particular matter, jurisdiction, court, or proceeding.

In some circumstances, yes. The QR code may provide the recipient with an electronic delivery option through ServeManager's Digital Service system. Depending on the Digital Service workflow, the recipient may be able to access the documents electronically, acknowledge receipt, and/or affirmatively waive physical service before downloading the documents.

ServeManager can record available electronic activity associated with the transaction, such as link access, acknowledgment or waiver activity, and document downloads.

However, the QR code does not mean that electronic service is automatically permitted for every case. The client is responsible for confirming that electronic service or electronic delivery is permitted and appropriate for the applicable jurisdiction, court, proceeding, and recipient.

Zaria's Process Serving does not provide legal advice or guarantee that electronic delivery will satisfy the requirements of a particular case or be accepted by a court or other authority.