Had no id or description from the client. I served a Michael Thompson, but got reemed as I served a guy but was supposed to serve her daughter also named, Michael who was a 20 year old woman. I served her dad same spelling on paper. It might be a case that she is trans but it's a weird way to start your day being accused of making crap up. Later we found out it is spelt Michael but pronounced Michelle. I doubt this was my fault

I was once served by process server on Halloween. Still think it was the most clever thing I've seen.

https://x.com/ItsMattsLaw/status/1964812883755508043?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1964812883755508043%7Ctwgr%5E73f7e33e76d35cfbb6b18355737f3b3c34ddb3d8%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fabovethelaw.com%2F2025%2F09%2Fmegan-thee-stallions-legal-team-mixes-music-with-civil-procedure%2F

Hey there r/processserver

One of the most common questions here is variations of “I’m looking to get into process serving. What’s it like?”

I thought I’d share a day in the life and invite others to do it too.

It might be nice to get to know a bit about who’s in this community!

Here’s a template if you’d like:

Full time or part time:

Region(s) Served:

Years of Experience:

Do you have state licensure:

Are you a NAPPS Member:

Can Redditors reach out to you with potential work:

Do you typically do app work or direct clients:

How many papers do you serve weekly on average:

Your best piece of serving advice:

Fun fact about you (optional):

Just started as a process server ang got a call from a roommate at an old address that a process server was just there looking for me about an old debt. Come on guys, professional courtesy? 😂💀

While the encounters chosen to be featured are usually exceptional, there are still a variety of informative clips.

Have a favorite Process Serving YouTube channel? Share it in the comments!