Best processor in the business! Here's my story;…read moreUnfortunately, I was recently scammed by a Process Server in Washington. As a result, he had taken my money and failed to provide the service. I was forced to look for another Process Server in hopes that I wouldn't be scammed a second time. I navigated through the internet and came upon Speedy Services Llc with Mario in Bonney Lake, WA. Mario provided me with exceptional professional service. His superior investigative skills are exemplary. When given a task, he perseveres until the job is complete. Mario demonstrated expertise and dedication when he delivered a summons for me to an elusive and delinquent defendant . His investigative method is impressive. I highly recommend, without hesitation, Mario, for all your summon needs.

I have never met a businessperson as rude, irresponsible, and unprofessional as Mario…read more I have hire speedy service to deliver 2 sets of my legal paper: complaint and summon to the defendant. I sent him the file via email, and on the email, I wrote "I also have a few forms that I cannot attach a signature to it, please advise how can I do that." He did not answer and went ahead and sent the paper, of course an unsigned summon is invalid. First his defense is I cannot provide legal advice, excuse me? I am not asking for a legal advice, it's simply administrative. Then he said, "it skipped my mind; you should have ask me again" and he has the audacity to say I served it so fast, I should have charged you rush fees. Excuse me? I didn't request a rush service. He was shouting throughout the entire conversation, " I work with a lot of big law firm, they all know what to do" how condescending is that? I am not your big law firm client that's why I asked. Then I received the proof of service as you can see in the attached photo, I told him it is not legible, he insisted that it is my printer's problem, because he work with a lot of big law firm and no one ever have this issue. I printed out the email his server sent to prove that other print jobs from my printer does not have this problem. Only the proof of service has this issue, and it is the most important document. He argued for 30 minutes and reluctantly fixed the issue and sent me the 2nd version as attached too. It is corrected finally but the main point is he does not have any willingness to even investigate his poor quality job instead blame it on the customer's equipment. I have him served 2 sets of documents. On the job's details, it lumped two documents in 1 job. And repeated the same under other job. I asked him to have list only one document with each job as I have to file the proof separately with each case in court. He said his software cannot do that, because the two case was sent in at the same time. The documents were sent in on Two separate files though. Again, there is absolutely no willingness to try and ensure the accuracy of legal documents. He kept stressing,"my job is only serving the documents, I'm not allowed to look at your documents." Although this is his main responsibility. Do you agree given the strict requirements of legal documents, the core responsibility of a process server is to ensure that due process is followed, meaning the recipient receives proper and timely notice of the legal action. (Especially when the plaintiff raised the question and it just skipped his mind.) Serving incomplete or potentially flawed documents could undermine this principle. A quick review for signatures and dates is a responsible and ethical step for a process server to take in order to ensure accurate and reliable service. Everyone made mistakes, I did too, but a professional should be willing to work with the customer to find a solution instead of holding a hostile attitude simply to evade any responsibility.

I don't even know if they attempted service. When I asked for an affidavit stating they tried they…read morewould not provide. Went to court without documented attempts at service, and wouldn't provide any type of evidence of attempted service. Will never use them in the future.

professional, quick, responsive and reliable......... great value too........ look no furtherread more

Simple, quick, and super affordable process server. Got the job done right the first time and was…read morevery communicative throughout the process.

I had an extremely frustrating experience with this office today…read more Before my appointment, I specifically called ahead and explained that my current State ID reflects my married name, while the birth certificate paperwork reflects my maiden name. I asked whether bringing my certified legal name-change documents would be sufficient, and I was explicitly told yes. I made the trip to the office with everything I was instructed to bring: a valid government-issued ID and certified name-change documentation. Despite this, the clerk refused to notarize my paperwork for the exact issue I had already disclosed beforehand. This situation was completely avoidable and ended up being a huge waste of my time. I urgently need a certified copy of my birth certificate in order to obtain a new ID, which is why I took the extra step of calling in advance to confirm the requirements before coming in. lack of competency. I would not recommend this office based on my experience. **Review Update - Responding to the Owners comment** Your response perfectly illustrates why this experience was so frustrating. I fully understand that a notary has discretion and must comply with Washington law. The issue is that I specifically contacted your office beforehand, explained that my current ID reflects my married name while the birth certificate request reflects my birth name, and asked what documentation I needed to bring to verify my identity. I was told to bring my certified, court-ordered name-change paperwork. That is exactly what I did. A signed and certified court order for a legal name change is the same type of documentation required to update a Social Security card or obtain a new government-issued ID in the first place. Despite presenting that documentation along with my valid ID, I was still refused service for the exact issue I disclosed in advance. So while your response emphasizes that the paperwork needed to be "reviewed in person," that review ultimately concluded that official court-certified proof of my legal name change was somehow insufficient to establish that I was the same person -- which is difficult to take seriously. The problem was never that approval was not "guaranteed." The problem was that I followed the instructions your office gave me, arrived with the requested documentation, and still had my time wasted because you do not understand how to handle a straightforward legal name-change situation or were unwilling to exercise reasonable judgment. After reading through many of your other Yelp/Google reviews, it also appears this is not an isolated incident. There seems to be a consistent pattern of dismissive behavior, poor communication, and customers being blamed after relying on guidance provided by your office. That is not acceptable for a business handling important legal documents and identity-related services.

Great location and fast, efficient service. The Staff more than helpful with providing 2witnesses…read morewhen needed.

Their helpful reply answered every part of my inquiry and is able to meet every requirement…read morenecessary.

I love Chris. Great guy who helps you and goes beyond the call of duty…read more I couldn't think of having a box anywhere else to me quite honest. For the bad reviews, they disrespected him. I have always known Chris to be great human and a great business.

Belated thanks to Eden for her mobile notary skills, professional and pleasant demeanor. Eden was…read moredetail oriented and incredibly thorough with my elderly mother as she revised and signed new estate documents, taking time to make sure she understood each document. Highly recommend.

Eden is very professional and pleasant. We hired her to notarize a document…read more She takes the work very serious, without acting superior or condescending. She took her time and was very patient and helpful while working with my mom. We didn't feel rushed or pressured to hurry up. Her rates for travel and notary service was quite reasonable. I will use her again when the need arises.

Highly recommended. The most integrity attorney I have ever…read moreworked with. Fred and Todd are wonderful people. They are trustworthy and knowledgeable. One of a kind, top of the line.

Frederick Hetter is very knowledgeable in his field. he is honest n reliable n trustworthy. N I…read morestrongly recommend him to anyone who needs help eith probate or evictions n he is helpful in all fields but probate n evictions n wills is his main gields

Served documents incredibly quickly, and on a Friday none the less. The intake form is very well…read morelaid out and easy to use, and for anyone looking to serve a company with a registered agent in the area they also have presents selectable for these registered agents which gives a lot of confidence they know what they are doing. The affidavit I require to submit to the courts was provided promptly and contains everything I need. Hopefully I don't need to go through the court system again, but if I do, I would definitely use Northwest Legal Process to serve the other party.

As a Pro Se (self represented) person in family court, and a regular blue collar joe. Navigating…read morethe court system is overwhelming, solely due to the erratic nature of our court system and incoherent nature of its SOP. NWL has a simple and effective enrollment process and consultion process to alleviate the undoubted stress you are enduring while navigating any legal storm. All of their employees including Shane Renecker clearly outline any budgeting concerns and clearly explain how serving works while outlining a good game plan. They are extremely communicative with an astounding email notification system that updates you on any progress or changes with the serving of your documents. Ultimately whatever legal storm I navigate next I will undoubtedly utilize NWL.