New Jersey Process Service
WHen you need fast, reliable process service
A New Jersey process server you can depend on
Constant Communication
A friendly and responsive team ready to provide updates and answers.
Online portal for status updates in real-time.
Cutting-edge technology
Experienced, knowledgeable process servers
We’re a team of well-trained employees, not independent contractors.
We provide every member of our team with top-of-the-line training and continuous education.
What you can expect when working with DGR
At DGR, you can expect a lot. Here’s what’s made our clients stay with us for decades:
- Efficient service with turn-around times that keep your case moving
- A commitment to ethics and serving according to the rules of the court
- Professional and knowledgeable process servers
- Consistent communication and notification regarding status changes and upcoming deadlines
- A committed team willing to go above and beyond
We cover all of New Jersey
Our process servers cover every county of New Jersey, including:
I used DGR after another process server was unable to get an individual served in a very important case. DGR served the individual – excellent work and effort. I was very impressed.
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For a time-sensitive service request, please call us at 973-403-1700.
Our Legal Services
Process Service
Fast, reliable service complete with an online portal to track status updates.
Due Diligence Searches
Having problems locating an individual or entity for service? We can help.
Subpoena & UIDDA
International Process Service
From knowing which method of service is best to handling translations, we’ve served around the globe.
Messenger Service
Same-day delivery, where your package is our driver’s only priority and you get a recipient’s signature.
Document Retrieval
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the requirements for service of process in New Jersey?
New Jersey requires service by someone authorized under New Jersey Court Rule 4:4. Service methods include personal service or substituted service on a family member or co-resident. Requirements vary by case type.
How long does process service take in New Jersey?
Routine service in New Jersey typically takes 5-10 business days, depending on location and circumstances.
Can anyone serve process in New Jersey?
New Jersey doesn’t require licensing or registration for process servers. Servers must be over 18 years old, competent and cannot have a direct interest in the case.
How do you serve a corporation in New Jersey?
For corporations and business entities, service must be made on the registered agent, or on an officer, director, trustee, managing or general agent, or authorized representative. If service cannot be made on these individuals, service can be made at the registered office or principal place of business on a person in charge. Business entities that fail to maintain a registered agent may be served through the New Jersey Department of Treasury. Different entity types have specific service requirements under New Jersey law.