Process Server Certification
Please find the following on our web site:
- Chapter 156 (Process Server Certification)
- Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) Rules
- Code of Ethics (Process Servers)
Please find the following on the Supreme Court of Texas web site:
Please find the following on the Texas Constitution and Statutes web site:
- Business and Commerce Code
- Business Organizations Code
- Civil Practice and Remedies Code
- Code of Criminal Procedure
- Family Code
- Occupations Code
- Penal Code
- Other Texas Statutes
Supreme Court of Texas Misc. Docket Order 13-9165 and Rule 21(f)(1), Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, require lawyers to electronically file documents in specified counties beginning January 1, 2014. The Order does not require that process servers electronically file returns.
Rule 107(g), Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, states: "The return and any documents to which it is attached must be filed with the court and may be filed electronically or by facsimile, if those methods of filing are available." The rule allows, but does not require, electronic filing of the return.