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PROCESS SERVER 101

Prepare for Licensure at Discovery

We start with 9 + hours of intense directed on-demand training, practice testing, Discovery's 150 + page study manual, and 2 hours of live instructor Q & A to prepare you to confidently take the state test and work as a process server.

Learn and understand the Arizona laws and procedures of process serving before you attempt the state test or begin your career as a server.

You will understand the meaning, intent, and application of the rules and law and the compliance issues that prompted each law & professional conduct.

Additionally, you will know the basics of how to serve, when to serve, making and filling your affidavits, and alternative serves.

Instructor-led live virtual and on-demand training
Practice test with review included
This class is also approved as a law refresher for PS #201 CE- continuing education credit after licensure

NOTE: PS 101 does not teach you, business setup, marketing, skip locates, databases, internet sources, surveillance & stakeout, difficult serves, personal protection, or hands-on court filing. These are taught in our continuing education classes PS 201.

equirements to get licensed as a process server

Arizona and many other states law require a license to serve legal documents as an officer of the court. Some states require registration with a court or local jurisdiction.

Arizona Process Servers must be at least 21 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, pass their FBI background check, and pay for and pass the state licensing test given in the county of your residence. Once you are licensed your license is good for three years. You must take ten hours of continuing education each year to keep your license current and in good standing.

Do I need to take a study class?

No, but according to the Maricopa County clerk, only 20% of first-time test takers pass the test. Although we cannot guarantee you will pass the test, we have one of the highest pass-the-test rates in Arizona. We back this up by if you do not pass the state test, you may retake our Process Server 101 course. We continue to have a 90% + pass rate for first-time test takers.