ASAP Serve, LLC

The company:

• Provides service of process throughout Arizona and, via affiliates, nationwide.
• Has long served the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, including Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Scottsdale and other surrounding cities.
• Helps attorneys, out‑of‑state forwarders and self‑represented individuals (pro per or pro se) get their legal documents served correctly and on time.
• Works with a select group of trained, certified Arizona process servers who understand local laws and court rules.

What ASAP Serve Does

ASAP Serve focuses on service of process (legal document delivery) and related support for legal matters. Typical documents served include:

• Summons and complaints
• Subpoenas (including record subpoenas)
• Small claims documents and personal subpoenas
• Restraining orders and orders of protection
• Writs and bank levies
• 3‑day and 30‑day notices to pay or quit
• Wage garnishments
• Cross‑complaints
• Eviction and forcible detainer documents
• Pleadings, motions, correspondence and discoveries
• Other court‑issued documents requiring service of process

ASAP Serve can also coordinate service of process to multiple locations simultaneously when needed.

Service Standards and Approach

ASAP Serve emphasizes:

• Speed – "Two speeds: fast and faster." Papers are sent out for service quickly, with options for rush or standard service.
• Accuracy and compliance – Proper Arizona service methods are followed so documents are served in compliance with Arizona court rules.
• Professionalism and discretion – Legal matters are handled with respect for all parties involved.
• Communication – Clients are kept informed of service status by phone, email or online updates.
• Reliability – The team strives to complete each job correctly the first time.

ASAP Serve aims to provide high‑quality service that is both reliable and affordable, using flat‑rate pricing for service of process (no mileage charges) so clients know charges in advance.

Partnership With ABC Legal Services

New ASAP Serve process service orders are fulfilled in partnership with ABC Legal Services, described on the website as the nation's largest provider of service of process.

Through this partnership, clients receive:

• Expanded technology and compliance support
• Nationwide process serving coverage
• Online ordering, status updates and downloadable proof of service

Historic ASAP Serve office locations in Arizona are listed on the website as being available by appointment only.

ASAP Serve offers full service of process in Scottsdale, Arizona. From the Scottsdale service page:

• Scottsdale is a large, growing city in eastern Maricopa County.
• There is ongoing demand for delivery of legal documents such as summonses, subpoenas, writs and other court documents.
• ASAP Serve uses certified Arizona process servers familiar with Scottsdale laws and regulations to deliver documents accurately and on time.

Types of documents served in Scottsdale include, for example:

• Summonses and complaints
• Subpoenas
• Writs
• Divorce and family‑law related papers (such as divorce decrees, child custody and support documents, and adoption papers)
• Orders of protection and similar court orders
• Other court documents requiring service

ASAP Serve states that it serves all areas of Scottsdale, including ZIP codes such as:

• 85262
• 85255
• 85259
• 85260

Greater Phoenix Valley and Arizona Coverage

Beyond Scottsdale, ASAP Serve serves legal documents across the Phoenix Valley and much of Arizona. Areas specifically mentioned on the website include:

• Maricopa County – including Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Scottsdale, Apache Junction, Goodyear, Avondale and other communities.
• Pinal County – including Maricopa, Casa Grande, Florence, Queen Creek and surrounding areas.

The website also notes that ASAP Serve has had offices in Mesa, Chandler and Phoenix, Arizona, and that it has process servers throughout the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.

ASAP Serve states that it covers all of Arizona and beyond through its extended nationwide network and affiliate process serving companies.

Colorado Front Range Coverage

In addition to Arizona, ASAP Serve notes that it now serves clients in parts of Colorado. The website states that ASAP Serve proudly serves attorneys, courts and the general public in:

• Denver
• Colorado Springs
• Fort Collins
• Pueblo
• Other locations throughout the Rocky Mountain Front Range

Nationwide Service Through Affiliates

The website explains that ASAP Serve provides nationwide service via affiliate process serving companies and, for new orders, through its partnership with ABC Legal Services.

Clients can use the online ordering system described on the site to arrange service for Arizona and nationwide locations.

Lists Florence, Casa Grande, Chandler, Gilbert, Goodyear, Maricopa, Mesa, and Phoenix as a location. Names Arizona, Colorado, Chandler, Mesa, Phoenix, and Scottsdale as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

On the main ASAP Serve website, new Arizona service of process orders are placed through ABC Legal Services. The site describes a simple three‑step process:

1. Request service – Order service online at the website listed on the ASAP Serve home page (shown there as abclegal.com).
2. Receive updates – See progress live online or receive alerts and notifications.
3. Get proof – Download proof of service (such as proof of service documents) from your secure online account.

ASAP Serve and ABC Legal provide online status updates, including service attempts and completion, and allow clients to download proof of service once available.

Alternative Process Described on the Scottsdale Page

The Scottsdale, Arizona service page also describes a three‑step process:

1. Contact ASAP Serve – Call the phone number shown on the Scottsdale page or use the website contact form to discuss your needs.
2. Service request – Fill out the service request form and attach the appropriate documents so they can be served.
3. Payment – Submit payment online, by check, by mail with the documents for service, or by another listed payment method.

Where online ordering via ABC Legal is available, follow those instructions first. If you have questions about which ordering method to use, contact the office using the phone numbers or contact form listed on the website.

Service Levels and Policies

Information on the site describes several general service policies:

• Rush or standard service – Options are noted such as:
• Rush service, with a first attempt typically within 2 business days.
• Standard delivery options.
• Fast service – Legal papers are described as being sent out for service the same or next day in some materials.
• Flat‑rate pricing and no mileage charges – Service of process is charged at a flat rate, with no mileage charges, so clients know the basic service fee in advance.
• Status reports – Clients receive quick status updates by email, telephone or online status tools, often on the day of service.
• Document handling – For certain priority services, the website states that mailed or faxed documents are received at no charge for the first 25 pages printed in the office, with additional pages at a per‑page charge as specified there.

Refer to the ASAP Serve or ABC Legal websites for the most current pricing, surcharges, page limits and other detailed terms.

Contact Details

Phone numbers listed on the site for ASAP Serve include numbers such as:

• Main office and historic Mesa office – A local Arizona phone number beginning with area code 480 is shown (for example, 480‑821‑1552 on some pages).
• Additional local numbers are listed for Chandler, Phoenix and Tucson offices.

Office addresses appearing on the website include Mesa, Chandler, Phoenix and Tucson locations in Arizona. These are described in some places as historic office locations and are noted as by appointment only.

For existing orders placed before a date stated on the website, a dedicated support email address is also provided there.

Because specific phone numbers, office addresses and support contacts can change, callers should always rely on the current contact details published on the ASAP Serve website.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.