Guides
These pages describe how a Rockstar Process Serving job works in San Diego County: what you order, what happens on an attempt, and what paperwork comes back. They are not legal advice, and they do not say what a court will decide.
- Proof of service
A proof of service records how papers were delivered, and this page explains how Rockstar prepares that form and returns it in San Diego County.
- How many attempts
Same day, next day, and standard serves in San Diego County include four attempts, with three at rural addresses and two at extra-rural addresses.
- Small claims in San Diego
Rockstar serves small claims papers in San Diego County at the same day, next day, and standard prices, and mails the county proof for self-represented people.
- Serving a business
Serving a business in San Diego County means naming the person who will receive the papers and the business they receive them for, at the address you provide.
- Skip trace or process serving
Skip tracing searches for an address, while process serving delivers papers to an address you provide, and Rockstar prices and orders the two jobs separately.
- Serving on a military base
Military base service in San Diego County is a $65 add-on to an in-person serve, and that add-on is refunded if base approval cannot be arranged.
- What to include in an order
A Rockstar order needs the person, the address, and the papers, plus any add-on that changes when or where service is attempted.
- Declaration of due diligence
A declaration of due diligence is what Rockstar sends when the included attempts are used up and the person named in the papers has not been served.
- Substituted service
Personal service, substituted service, and posted service are methods a San Diego process server may use, and the proof names the method that was actually used.
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The price list is where a serve, a filing, or a skip trace starts.
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