Serving legal documents across Denver takes reliable local coverage and clear documentation from the first attempt through completion. One Source Process provides Denver process service throughout the City and County of Denver, with in-person delivery of legal documents and a signed proof of service prepared for filing after successful delivery. From one-time assignments to ongoing volume, our Colorado process servers keep each serve moving and documented, following the same streamlined workflow behind how our process service works.
Denver Process Service
Routine
$125
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1st attempt within 5 business days
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Up to 3 attempts made within 7–10 business days
Same Day
$225+
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1st attempt same day
(or next, depending on submission time and server availability) -
Up to 3 attempts in 3 days
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Additional mileage may be incurred for rural or outside of city limits locations.
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A $50 Pro Se surcharge applies per service address to all Pro Se Service of Process orders—Routine, Rush and Same Day—in every service area. It is added after the applicable geographic/service-level price, before separately authorized extras.
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Significant discounts for volume accounts. Please contact us at info@onesourceprocess.com to inquire.
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Stay informed with timely updates and service details via our online portal.
Get Started with Process Service in Denver
Apply online
Once we have received your application, we will respond with an email confirmation the same day. If you submit a Rush order, we will respond to you immediately.
Have your documents served
One of our highly trained professional servers will attempt to serve your document(s) as instructed by your Job Order.
Receive your affidavit
Once Your document(s) have been served. We will send you an Affidavit of Service!
Types of Requests We Service
Real Estate
- Foreclosure documents
- Eviction Notices / 30 Day Notice to
Correct or Vacate - Landlord & Tenant documents
- Bank levies
- Wage garnishments
Family Law
- Divorce papers
- Paternity determination
- Child support
- Custody
- Visitation papers
Government
- Local & Federal government
courts - City municipalities
- Government agencies
- Police departments
- Jails & detention facilities
General Civil Litigation
- Summons & Complaints
- Restraining orders
Our Certifications & Partners
We proudly showcase our certifications and partnerships, reflecting our dedication to quality and collaborative excellence.
Is the person/entity avoiding service?
You may require our stake-out and investigative services
Denver Courts and Colorado Service Rules
For service of process in Denver, Colorado, state rules determine who may serve papers and how proof is completed.
Who May Serve Legal Papers in Colorado
Under Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 4(d), process may be served by any person age 18 or older who is not a party to the case. This can include a sheriff, deputy, or professional private process server.
Colorado does not require a statewide process-server license or certification. For clients choosing between private process servers and sheriffs, One Source Process offers flexible scheduling, detailed attempt records, and direct case updates they can count on.
Denver District Court and Denver County Court
Denver’s court system includes separate District, County, Probate, and Juvenile Courts. Denver District Court handles civil and domestic-relations matters within its jurisdiction, while Denver County Court handles civil claims within its monetary jurisdiction, small claims, and evictions. Probate and juvenile matters are handled by their own Denver courts.
The court handling the case determines where the completed return of service is filed.
Denver Process Service Options and Turnaround
Not every serve runs on the same timeline, so we match the service level to your deadline. Routine service includes a first attempt within five business days, while rush process service in Denver moves the first attempt within 72 hours. For the most urgent assignments, a same-day process server in Denver can make the first attempt the same day or the next, depending on submission time and server availability.
Every assignment is documented at each attempt, including the date, time, and location. Once service is complete, we provide the appropriate proof of service for filing. The same expedited options are available for time-sensitive subpoenas. How long service usually takes depends on factors such as recipient availability, the number of attempts required, and the type of service needed.
Difficult and Evasive Recipients
Some recipients are difficult to locate or appear to be avoiding service, which can call for a more deliberate approach to each attempt. When an address is stale, or someone is evading a process server, better information and varied attempt times can make the difference. We combine fieldwork with investigative tools to locate and serve Denver, CO recipients who have moved or become difficult to reach, documenting each attempt along the way.
A difficult Denver serve can involve:
- verifying a last-known address before the first attempt;
- locating a recipient through skip tracing when the current address is unknown;
- knowing what to do with an outdated address on file;
- attempting service at different times, including evenings and weekends;
- serving at a workplace where the rules allow it.
Start Your Denver Process Service Order
Send us the documents and Denver address, and we’ll assign a qualified server, begin attempts promptly, and return the completed proof of service for filing. From one-off serves to high-volume process service for law firms in Denver, our team can support the workload with preferred rates and dedicated account support.
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FAQ
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CEO Brandon Yoshimura (left) and Director of Operations Danny Koo (right) outside of our office in Washington, DC.