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FLAT-RATE PRICING.
NO ZONES. NO TIERS.

One price per serve type, published in full below. Every order runs on Reliant Serve-to-File™: the serve, the GPS and photo record, automatic updates, the signed affidavit — and e-filing that affidavit with the court for a flat $30, with the court's own charge handled by us. Orders accepted for every Georgia county. In covered service areas, your first attempt is guaranteed within 48 hours of us confirming your papers. A 6% convenience charge applies to every invoice and is itemized on your quote before you pay.

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Flat Rate · By Serve Type

Six Serve Types.
One Price Each.

No zones, no perimeter tiers, no surprises. The price is set by the kind of serve you need. Addresses far outside metro coverage may carry a distance charge — it appears on your quote before you pay, never on the invoice after.

Individual Serves
Flat rate per defendant. The price you pick is what you pay — whether or not the recipient is home on the first knock.
Personal serve — hand-delivered$90
Substitute serve at residence$75
Personal serve at workplace$85
Due-diligence affidavit only (no service ordered)$65
  • Up to 3 attempts included (Standard speed)
  • GPS-documented service
  • Photo verification at each attempt
  • Electronic affidavit within 24hr of serve
  • ServeManager real-time tracking
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Add-Ons
Itemised on every invoice — billed only when you select them.
Document printing (per page)$0.25/pg
Address research requestReviewed separately
Special handling — sealed / chain-of-custody$75
Affidavit e-filed with the court (we handle the court's own charge)$30 flat
Each additional defendant at the same address+$50/ea
Fulton County surcharge (applied only on Fulton orders)+$25 once/order
  • Itemized on every invoice
  • Volume packages for agencies (50+ serves/mo)
Speed · Standard
Included
48hr first-attempt guarantee — covered areas, after confirmation · up to 3 attempts
Speed · Next-day Rush
+$35
First attempt next business day · evenings & weekends
Speed · Same-day Rush
+$75
Server dispatched within 2 hours · order before 2 PM ET
The Serve-to-File Standard

Serve rate + flat $30 e-filing. That is the whole price.

The standard order finishes with your server's signed affidavit of service e-filed at the court: the serve-type rate above plus a flat $30 filing fee. We handle the fee the court charges — you never see a separate court line. We electronically file the affidavit of service, the proof that service happened; your pleadings and other case documents stay yours to file. Professional clients who file proof internally can choose serve-and-return instead and skip the $30.

$30
flat e-filing fee
court's charge included

Not sure which serve type to pick? Most attorneys default to Personal for individuals and Corporate for entities. Our intake team confirms the correct type and final invoice within 2 business hours of every order. A 6% convenience charge applies to every invoice, itemized on your quote before you pay.

For Law Firms & Accounts Payable

Vendor onboarding docs — download our W-9

Onboarding Reliant as a new vendor? Download our completed IRS Form W-9 below for your AP system. Reliant Process Solutions LLC is a Georgia limited liability company. For Certificate of Insurance, COI, or other compliance documents, email [email protected].

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Service Area

Every Georgia County.
One Standard.

Your order is accepted statewide — anywhere in Georgia. Our densest server networks cover the metro counties below, where the first attempt is guaranteed within 48 hours of us confirming your papers. Elsewhere in the state, timing depends on distance and on whether the court requires a court-appointment step — both shown before you pay.

Fulton
DeKalb
Cobb
Gwinnett
Cherokee
Douglas
Paulding
Bartow
Forsyth
Rockdale
Hall
Clayton
Henry
Fayette
Walton
Same flat rate in every county
Fulton County: +$25 once per order

One Price, Every County

Pricing is driven by the type of serve, not the recipient's zip code. A personal serve in downtown Atlanta costs the same $90 as a personal serve in Hall County.

FultonDeKalbCobbClaytonGwinnettCherokeeDouglasPauldingForsythRockdaleHenryFayetteWaltonHallBartow
Personal $90 · Substitute $75 · Business $85 · Corporate / Gov $95 · Attempt report $65

Fulton County Add-On

Fulton County orders include a one-time $25 surcharge on top of the flat serve rate. The surcharge applies only when Fulton County is selected, and it's charged once per order — it does not multiply with the number of defendants on the same order.

Examples · 1 defendant in Fulton: base + $25 · 5 defendants in Fulton: base + (4×$50 addtl) + $25
Distance charge: Measured from Reliant's Atlanta service hub. The first 20 miles each way are included; beyond that, the round-trip excess is billed in started 10-mile blocks. It appears as its own line on your quote before payment — if it is not on the quote, it will not be on the invoice.
Why Choose Reliant

Reliant Process Solutions
vs. The Alternatives

Feature Reliant National Co. Independent
First Attempt (covered areas, after confirmation) Guaranteed within 48 hours 5–7 days Varies
GPS Documentation Every attempt Sometimes Rarely
Real-Time Tracking ServeManager Limited portal
Photo at Each Attempt Standard Add-on Rarely
Affidavit E-Filed With the Court Standard — flat $30 Limited markets
Statewide GA Order Acceptance Statewide — every Georgia order Major metros Home county
Transparent Zone Pricing Published online Opaque Varies
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Who We Serve

Built for Legal Professionals
at Every Scale.

Law Firms
Personal injury, family law, and general litigation. Flat rates that make cost predictable at intake, one affidavit standard across every county, and no paralegal hours spent chasing servers — status arrives on its own. High-volume firms can place and track orders over the Reliant API straight from their case management system.
Personal InjuryFamily LawGeneral LitigationAPI Integration
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Collection Agencies
Debt buyers and medical collections need dependable attempts and clear documentation. Evening and weekend attempts are available, with account workflows designed for repeat service matters.
Medical CollectionsDebt BuyersJudgement RecoveryHigh Volume
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Property Managers
Evictions move fast in Georgia. We serve, and we file the affidavit of service — keeping your dispossessory timeline on schedule with GPS-documented attempts and one order that covers both the serve and the proof-of-service filing.
EvictionsDispossessoryMulti-FamilyLease Violations
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Reliant API

Zero portal time. Your case system places the order. Reliant sends every status event back.

High-volume firms connect their case management system to the Serve-to-File™ platform: orders go out with case and defendant data, GPS-documented attempt events come back, and the signed affidavit and filing confirmation land in your system when the work is done. Same flat rates, volume pricing by agreement.

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Serving Your County

Process Servers in
Every Metro Atlanta County.

Active local server networks across our covered metro counties, and statewide order acceptance — not a dispatch-to-stranger service. Our servers know their counties, their courts, and their case law.

Fulton County Process Server

Fulton County Superior Court, State Court, Magistrate Court, and Probate Court. Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek, and all Fulton jurisdictions. Home to the busiest civil docket in Georgia. Flat rate by serve type ($65–$95) plus a one-time $25 Fulton surcharge per order.

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DeKalb County Process Server

DeKalb County Superior Court, State Court, and Magistrate Court. Decatur, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, Dunwoody, and surrounding communities. Flat rate by serve type ($65–$95). No county surcharge.

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Cobb County Process Server

Cobb County Superior Court and Magistrate Court. Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Austell. High-volume eviction and collections market. Flat rate by serve type ($65–$95). No county surcharge.

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Gwinnett County Process Server

Gwinnett County Superior Court and State Court. Lawrenceville, Duluth, Norcross, Lilburn, Buford, Snellville, Sugar Hill. The fastest-growing county in Georgia and one of our most active service areas. Flat rate by serve type ($65–$95). No county surcharge.

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Cherokee County Process Server

Cherokee County Superior Court, Canton, Ball Ground, Holly Springs. Flat rate by serve type ($65–$95). No county surcharge. Growing legal market north of Atlanta.

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Clayton · Henry · Fayette Counties

Clayton County (Jonesboro), Henry County (McDonough), and Fayette County (Fayetteville). All served with the same flat rate by serve type ($65–$95). No county surcharge for any of these.

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Legal Authority

Georgia Process
Serving Law.

Georgia's service of process requirements are governed by O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4, which sets the rules for how, when, and by whom legal documents may be served. The summaries below describe what the statutes say — whether service in any particular case was sufficient is always the court's call.

O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4 — Service of Process
Primary statute governing service of process in Georgia civil actions. Covers personal service, substituted service, and service on corporations, partnerships, and government entities.
O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4(e)(7) — Substituted Service
Allows service by leaving documents at defendant's dwelling with a person of suitable age and discretion who resides there. Our servers are trained to document substituted service with GPS and photos.
O.C.G.A. § 44-7-50 — Dispossessory Proceedings
Governs eviction (dispossessory) proceedings in Georgia. A specific notice and service sequence applies before and after a landlord files a dispossessory warrant. We accept dispossessory-service orders for every Georgia county and file the affidavit of service; courts that require a court-appointment step are flagged before payment.
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Common Service Methods
in Georgia Courts

Personal Service
Documents physically delivered to the named defendant. The gold standard for valid service. GPS and photo documented at point of delivery.
Substituted Service
When defendant is unavailable, documents may be left with a person of suitable age and discretion at their usual place of abode. Requires affidavit documentation.
Corporate Service
Service on a corporation may be made on its registered agent, president, vice president, or other officer. We verify registered agent status before each corporate serve.
Service by Publication
When a defendant cannot be located after diligent attempts, consult counsel about the service methods and supporting documentation the court may require.
Process Serving 101

Everything Attorneys Need
to Know About Georgia Service.

Who Can Serve Process in Georgia?

Under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4(c), process is served by the sheriff or marshal, by a citizen specially appointed by the court for that case, by a court-appointed permanent process server, or by a certified process server under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-4.1. You can never serve your own papers. Reliant matches each order to a server with the authorization the service county's courts expect.

How Long Does Service Take?

With Reliant Process Solutions, the first attempt in covered service areas is guaranteed within 48 hours of us confirming your papers. Next-day Rush (+$35) targets the next business day. Same-day Rush (+$75) dispatches a server within 2 hours when ordered before 2 PM ET. How many attempts it takes to complete service depends on the recipient.

What is an Affidavit of Service?

An affidavit of service (proof of service) is a sworn statement by the process server documenting when, where, and how service was completed. We deliver GPS-stamped, photo-verified affidavits electronically within 24 hours of successful service.

What If a Defendant Evades Service?

If a defendant declines to take the documents, our servers follow standard professional practice for a declined serve — announcing the documents and leaving them with the recipient — and record the interaction with GPS coordinates and photographs. Every attempt is documented; whether any particular service is valid is for the court to decide, and the record we produce is built to inform that decision.

Can I Request Address Research?

Address research is not automatic or guaranteed. It may be considered only for an existing service matter after eligibility, permissible-purpose, evidence, and compliance review. Availability, timing, price, data sources, and any next service step are confirmed separately. Do not submit sensitive subject data through public forms.

Do You File the Affidavit?

Yes — it is the Serve-to-File standard on every order, for a flat $30, and we handle the fee the court charges. Once your server signs the affidavit of service, we e-file it with the court, typically the same day it is signed. The court applies its stamp on its own schedule, and the stamped copy comes to you as soon as it is returned. We file the affidavit of service only — never pleadings or other case documents. Professional clients who file internally can choose serve-and-return instead.

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What the Price Buys

The Flat Rate Covers
the Whole Job.

For a Firm

A $95 corporate serve includes the attempts, the GPS and photo record, automatic status to whoever placed the order, and the signed affidavit of service delivered electronically within 24 hours of the serve. A flat $30 e-files that affidavit with the court — no paralegal leaves the office, and the court's own charge is handled by us.

For a Landlord

A dispossessory serve at the $90 personal rate runs on the same machine: attempts documented, updates automatic, and the affidavit of service filed at Magistrate Court for you. Five tenants at one property is the base rate plus $50 per additional defendant — priced before you pay.

For a Pro Se Plaintiff

One serve, one price, no account required. Nothing is charged on this site: you submit the order, we confirm the exact total with you — including any Fulton surcharge or distance charge — and payment is arranged before any work begins. After that, everything that remains is our work, and you can watch each step happen from the tracking page.

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Customer Reviews

What Customers Say
About the Whole Job.

Real reviews from real orders — the price, the speed, the documentation, and the affidavit, in our customers' own words. Hover to pause and read.

  • “I had never hired a process server before and had no idea what to do. I uploaded my papers, saw the total before paying, and received updates without having to call anyone. I selected the filing option, and Reliant handled everything through the affidavit being filed.”
    Jessica Morgan
  • “Reliant made the first attempt the day after we submitted the documents. The speed was exactly what they promised, and every update came automatically.”
    Daniel Brooks
  • “We had an urgent deadline and ordered the same-day rush before 2 p.m. A server was dispatched in under two hours, service was completed that evening, and the affidavit followed the next morning.”
    Michelle Carter
  • “This is the first process-serving company I have used where I never had to ask for an update. I received the dispatch, attempt, service, and affidavit notifications automatically.”
    Anthony Williams
  • “Every attempt included the time, GPS location, and a photograph. Our attorney had a complete record of exactly what happened at the address.”
    Rebecca Thompson
  • “The defendant was clearly avoiding service, but Reliant did not give up after one knock. They varied the times, made an evening attempt, and successfully served him on the third visit.”
    Christopher Hayes
  • “The person was no longer at the address, but Reliant still provided a detailed attempt report with photos and GPS records. We were able to use the information to determine our next step.”
    Angela Simmons
  • “Reliant verified the registered agent before dispatching the server and served the correct representative. The affidavit clearly identified who accepted the documents and in what capacity.”
    Michael Reynolds
  • “Our dispossessory matter stayed on schedule because Reliant handled both the service and the filing of the affidavit. I did not have to send an employee to the courthouse.”
    Stephanie Collins
  • “We needed service in a rural Georgia county and struggled to find someone dependable. Reliant confirmed the coverage and timing before charging us and completed the job exactly as quoted.”
    Brian Mitchell
  • “The Fulton County charge and printing fees were shown before I paid. The final invoice matched the quote exactly—no mystery mileage or administrative charges afterward.”
    Nicole Patterson
  • “The defendant was served in the afternoon, and we had the signed affidavit the same evening. Everything on the affidavit was accurate and ready for the case file.”
    Jonathan Parker
  • “Reliant submitted the affidavit electronically after the server signed it and sent us the filing confirmation. The stamped copy arrived as soon as the court returned it.”
    Lauren Bennett
  • “The address turned out to be stale, but Reliant told us immediately instead of wasting several days. The same-day notification gave us time to investigate another address before our deadline.”
    Kevin Wallace
  • “I called with a question about the correct service type and spoke with someone who understood the issue. They explained the options clearly and corrected the order before dispatch.”
    Rachel Foster
  • “QuickServe was surprisingly easy. I did not have to create an account, the documents uploaded securely, and nothing was charged until Reliant reviewed the papers and confirmed the price.”
    Patricia Edwards
  • “Our entire litigation team received the status notifications, so no one had to forward emails or log into separate accounts. It has removed a lot of unnecessary follow-up from our paralegals.”
    Marcus Coleman
  • “We send Reliant a high volume of matters each month, and the consolidated billing is clean and easy to reconcile. Every charge connects to an order, defendant, and service result.”
    Emily Richardson
  • “The server was discreet, professional, and followed our special handling instructions precisely. The chain-of-custody documentation was complete.”
    Thomas Jenkins
  • “I initially used Reliant for one urgent serve and have now sent them several more. They consistently communicate, document every attempt, and deliver the affidavit when promised.”
    Amanda Lewis
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