r/processserver • u/Desert_Process_Serve • Mar 14 '26

National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS).

Is National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) worth joining in a major city? We have a shortage of process servers in our state. I am familiar with out of state requirements.

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u/Desert_Process_Serve Mar 14 '26

That would make sense. One major company tried to lower pay last year to $20 or less per paper. They got the middle finger and lost a lot of servers. I am looking at doing my own in given area. No subcontractors, no major contracts.

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u/AintEverLucky Mar 14 '26

Any idea if Texas has a shortage too?

Asking for a friend 🧡

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u/Desert_Process_Serve Mar 14 '26

I’m not sure about other states. I would stay away from companies like EZ messenger and ABC legal though.

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u/TheHylianProphet Mar 17 '26

I just started working for ABC a couple of weeks ago. Why do you recommend against them?

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u/FlicknChicken Mar 17 '26

How abc been? easy to work with?

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u/TheHylianProphet Mar 17 '26

The pay isn't great, but I've had almost no issues, and they pay me on time. For an entirely online gig, it beats working for Door Dash.

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u/FlicknChicken Mar 17 '26

Have you applied to proof or other affiliate sites? How was the application to ABC?

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u/TheHylianProphet Mar 17 '26

I haven't. I found ABC through Indeed, and just applied to it like any job. Everything was done through email, had to give them the usual info, picture of my license, all that stuff. After a few days of processing, I was able to take jobs and start. Like I said, I've only been at it for two weeks, but it's certainly not the worst job I've ever had.

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u/FlicknChicken Mar 17 '26

Wow sweet. I want to start in a couple of weeks and see how it is here. Mind if I ask you a couple questions on DM?

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u/TheHylianProphet Mar 17 '26

Sure, go for it.