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Yenni Cannon

Certified Process Server | Hablo español

Serving Tarrant County & the Greater DFW Area

Text: 214-501-8532 | Email / Contact Us

I deliver legal documents, and courts decide whether someone was served with process.

I am a Certified Process Server serving Tarrant County and the DFW area.


Clarification of Authority under Texas Law

As a Certified Process Server (JBCC) under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 103, I am authorized to serve civil process statewide. My role is to deliver court documents and ensure that due process is properly carried out — not to enforce judgments or take physical possession of property or persons.

The Texas Civil Process Book (2025 Edition) confirms that a certified private process server may lawfully serve most civil writs and orders without obtaining a separate written court order, provided no physical enforcement is involved. The court decides whether service was valid.

□ May Serve Without Court Order

  • Citations and Precepts
  • Writs of Garnishment (Judgment Defendant)
  • Writs of Certiorari, Scire Facias, Turnover
  • Writs of Injunction and Temporary Restraining Orders
  • Protective Orders
  • Writs of Mandamus and Habeas Corpus
  • Writs of Restoration

□ Requires Written Court Order

  • Writs of Garnishment (on Garnishee)
  • Writs of Attachment, Sequestration, Execution
  • Writs of Commitment or Capias
  • Eviction suits and Writs of Possession or Reentry
  • Distress Warrants and Tax Warrants
  • Writs of Retrieval

⚖️ Legal reference: Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 103 & 107; Texas Civil Process Book (2025 Edition), pp. 405-418. Certified servers may deliver any writ that does not involve physical enforcement. Sheriff or constable jurisdiction applies only where possession or seizure is required.

To request service or verify whether a document can be served, please send a message or complete the service request form below.

Request Service Email / Contact Us  |  Text 214-501-8532

Before You Submit Your Documents

Requesting Process Service

To help make service as accurate and efficient as possible, please review the following information before submitting your request.

01

Service Attempts

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, standard service includes up to three service attempts at the address provided.

Additional attempts, additional addresses, extended waiting time, rush service, or special instructions may require an additional fee.

02

Defendant Information

After your initial inquiry, you may receive an intake form requesting information about the defendant or person to be served.

Accurate details such as a physical description, vehicle information, work schedule, known occupants, alternate addresses, or recent photographs may help improve the accuracy and efficiency of the service attempt.

03

Service Fees

Service fees are based on the service location, type of documents, urgency, number of defendants, number of addresses, and any special requirements.

A written quote will be provided after the service details have been reviewed. Payment is required before service begins.

04

Communication and Response Time

For the fastest response, please communicate by text message or email.

Because much of the workday is spent driving between locations or actively attempting service, phone calls may not be answered immediately. Most inquiries receive a response the same business day.

Ready to Begin?

Request Process Service

Send your service location, court documents, deadline, and any available information about the person to be served.

Email Service Request Text 214-501-8532
[email protected] | [email protected]
Notice: The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Service eligibility may depend on the language of the specific writ, court instructions, and applicable Texas law.

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  • ⌖ 12650 N Beach St Ste 114 PMB 2
    Fort Worth, TX 76244
  • ✉ Text: 214-501-8532
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  • Home
  • Process Server
  • If you are not the person named on the notice
  • Customer Support
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Contact
  • Notary Public
    • Permiso Vehicular para México: Caso con Banjercito de Hace 20 Años
    • Pasaporte Mexicano para Menor: Caso Real de Documentos e Identidad
    • Le negaron el pasaporte mexicano 5 veces | Caso real
    • Ticket por no tener licencia en Texas | Caso real
  • Process Service Estimate Calculator