Professional process servers are trained and experienced. They know the rules and regulations governing service of process, and they are familiar with the different ways that papers can be served. This can help to ensure that the papers are served properly and that the defendant is given the proper amount of time to respond, which can help to ensure that your case is not delayed or dismissed.

Professional process servers are neutral third parties. They are not involved in the case and do not have any personal stake in the outcome. This can help to ensure that the service of process is fair & impartial, and not biased towards either party in the case.

Professional process servers are discreet. They will not make a scene or draw attention to themselves when they are serving legal process.

Professional process servers are affordable. They will be able to locate the person who needs to be served and deliver the papers quickly and efficiently. The cost of hiring a professional process server is usually much less than the cost of losing a case because of a mistake in service of process.

A professional process server includes proof of service; the signed & notarized affidavit which the courts expect you to file upon completion. If there's a challenge regarding the manner in which service of process was effected, professional process servers are expected to testify in court.