Process Server in Oklahoma

Service of Process in Oklahoma

Patton Legal Services has been in the business of process serving since 2017 and we are proud to provide Service of Process to the state of Oklahoma. We pride ourselves in offering comprehensive and timely process serving to our clientele through our independent efforts and through our national network of qualified process servers. By ensuring high standards, diligence, and attention to detail, we assure that due process is upheld for the citizens of Oklahoma. Satisfying our customers – law firms, large businesses, corporations, collection agencies, and individuals - is our number one priority. Diligence is our middle name, and we work tirelessly to see that your documents are served on time!

Our rates and service levels are shown in the graphic.  Pricing shown is based on major areas - more rural areas or areas outside of major geography may have different pricing.  Pricing is reflecting in our ordering system. For more information, contact, call, or email us.

Oklahoma Process Service - Areas Served

As a top-rated process serving firm, we are proud to offer process serving in the state of Oklahoma. We absolutely love traveling across the state with all it has to offer! Some of the cities we offer process server solutions for include Tulsa, Norman, Lawton, Broken Arrow, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, Enid, Stillwater, Owasso, Bartlesville, Muskogee, Shawnee, Bixby, Jenks, Ardmore, Ponca City, Yukon, Duncan, Sapulpa, Bethany, Mustang, Sand Springs, Claremore, Durant, and Oklahoma City.  There are a wide range of experiences in Oklahoma’s cities and small towns, ranging from educational, cultural, historical, natural, and whimsical sites for all to enjoy. They include the Oklahoma City Zoo, Philbrook Museum of Art, the Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma Aquarium, Beavers Bend State Park and Nature Center, Chickasaw National Recreational Area, the Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Gravity Hill, Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, Pawnee Bill Wild West Show, the Blue Whale, and the largest drivable stretch of Route 66 just to name a few. American history and culture run deep in its veins, and it is home to 38 tribal nations.

Oklahoma is a hidden gem. It is the 20th largest state in the US and is home to 4 million + residents. Oklahoma City has been ranked 4th best city to live in in 2022 and its nickname is “the Big Friendly.”  The State has a low cost of living, and  low median home prices makes Oklahoma City the 3rd most affordable city to own a home.  It has been ranked #5 for economic outlook among the 50 U.S. states In 2023 the Site Selection Group awarded the state 9th for best state for manufacturing and It is a large producer of natural gas, oil and food products and has a strong aviation, energy, telecommunications and biotech industry. It has also been a recipient of the Guardian Award for making significant contributions to guarding, protecting and preserving the rights of women and families. It is also ranked number 2 for women entrepreneurship and is ranked 12 for the fasting growing metro in the US. Forbes has rated it #2 in the nation for young professionals. If that doesn’t make your mouth water, this will…Oklahoma City has been ranked in the top 100 food cities in the world. 

Process Server Pricing in Oklahoma:

What is Process Serving?

Process servers play an important role in ensuring the due process of individuals as identified in the U.S. Constitution is upheld. They do so by informing individuals of legal actions/notices in which they are involved. When a lawsuit or a legal action occurs against an individual or party, the plaintiff is responsible for notifying the defendant that they are being sued or that there is legal action occurring. The notification occurs through various types of legal notices. It is the role of the process server to deliver these notices to the involved parties in accordance with Oklahoma law. Process servers must be licensed and meet certain qualifications. The National Association of Processional Process Servers (NAPPS), in which we are a member, is a worldwide professional organization which upholds high ethical standards for the profession and ensures that its’ members have a complete understanding of the codes of conduct expected of process servers.

What Do Process Servers Do?

A process server is responsible for delivering legal documents to individuals or parties regarding an impending court date or documents regarding a court case that they are involved with. It is the responsibility of the process server, once the document has been properly “served” according to the requirements of Oklahoma state law, to submit the evidence or an affidavit of proof of service to the courts. This proof of service or return of service,  which is notarized, can be used in a court of law.  Check out our video below to learn more about the day to day of being a process server.

How do Process Servers Do Their Job?

Trying to locate individuals to deliver legal notices or summons to ensure that their due process is protected is not always an easy task. Direct delivery to the individual is the preferred method, but sometimes it is not possible to put it directly into the intended person’s hands. After making various attempts of direct delivery by to the persons’ home or place of business,  or following the individual in a public place, other methods may need to be utilized. These may entail the delivery of the legal notice to another adult at their principal place of residence or employment, or service by mail (certified mail with return receipt). Process servers will never leave papers in an individuals’ mailbox, intimidate, or harass the intended recipient or impersonate an officer of the law.

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Who uses Patton Legal Services for their process server needs in Oklahoma?

Patton Legal Services is utilized by large and small businesses, attorneys and law firms, insurance companies, debt collection agencies, and private citizens across Oklahoma serving all the Federal, State, Municipal, and District Court systems in the great state of OK.

How Our Process Serving Works:

1. Discuss expectations, pricing, and attempts, and communication with client.
2. Information for the case is entered into our system and an invoice is generated. 
3. Client will receive login link to access real time updates and send documents. (If Requested)
4. Clients can pay by CC or check.
5. Patton Legal Services will make 5 to 7 attempts to deliver documents. Updates and notes are available anytime. Consistency and transparency are key to our process at Patton Legal.

Bulk Pricing for Process Service in Oklahoma

Bulk rate pricing is available, and we do not charge for mileage. You can access Real Time process serving updates through a separate online application, so you can stay updated on the progress of your documents. Our online application allows a seamless, convenient way to schedule your service of process. We accept credit cards for payment of services online and accept payments in the form of cash or check. There are no hidden costs or fees associated with our services.

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