Find a certified process server anywhere in Texas

Every process server listed here appears as Active on the official list of the Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC). We re-check the state list regularly and show the check date on every listing.

4,792active certified servers
173 of 254counties with a server on record
2,381with a state-published phone
October 9, 2026last checked against JBCC

Counties with the most certified servers

Harris County847 certified · seat: HoustonDallas County465 certified · seat: DallasTarrant County324 certified · seat: Fort WorthFort Bend County278 certified · seat: RichmondBexar County254 certified · seat: San AntonioCollin County223 certified · seat: McKinneyTravis County178 certified · seat: AustinDenton County146 certified · seat: DentonHidalgo County127 certified · seat: EdinburgEl Paso County114 certified · seat: El PasoMontgomery County98 certified · seat: ConroeWilliamson County83 certified · seat: GeorgetownCameron County68 certified · seat: BrownsvilleBrazoria County59 certified · seat: AngletonBell County57 certified · seat: BeltonLubbock County52 certified · seat: Lubbock

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Major cities

Houston290 servers with a business address hereDallas123 servers with a business address hereSan Antonio115 servers with a business address hereKaty84 servers with a business address hereRichmond79 servers with a business address hereAustin68 servers with a business address hereFort Worth62 servers with a business address hereEl Paso52 servers with a business address hereArlington37 servers with a business address herePlano37 servers with a business address hereSpring27 servers with a business address hereBrownsville25 servers with a business address hereCorpus Christi23 servers with a business address hereIrving22 servers with a business address hereLubbock22 servers with a business address hereMidland21 servers with a business address here

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Before you hire

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How this directory works

Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 103 allows process to be served by sheriffs and constables, by people authorized by law or court order, and by "any person certified by the Judicial Branch Certification Commission." We list only that last group, and only people the JBCC shows as Active.

Contact details appear only when the JBCC itself publishes them. Under Texas Government Code §2062.003, the Commission releases contact information only for certified servers who authorized it, so many listings show a name and certification number only. If that's you, you can claim your free listing.

We do not publish reviews or ratings. Listing order: servers with state-published contact details first, then alphabetical. Featured placements, when available, will always be labeled "Featured".