Served & Found
Process servers and private investigators in Scottsdale, Arizona
Hand-picked process servers and private investigators in Scottsdale, Arizona. We check every credential against the issuing record (process servers: certified by the Arizona Supreme Court; private investigators: member of the Arizona Association of Licensed Private Investigators) and show the date of the check.
Sponsored listings are labelled. All other listings are shown in random order.
How this Scottsdale board works
This board lists 3 process servers and 3 private investigators serving Scottsdale. Nobody can buy their way onto this board: a business appears only after we check its licence against the official state record and confirm the company or individual has high online ratings. Licences are checked again every four months, and a listing whose licence lapses is taken down.
In Arizona, process servers are certified by the Arizona Supreme Court (official lookup) and private investigators are licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Safety (official lookup). Standard listings appear in random order, so no one pays to rank above another business; sponsored placements are labelled on the board.
Before you hire, ask for the licence or certificate number, how quickly they can make the first attempt, how they prove service or report findings, and what rush or travel fees apply. Our guides explain what to expect for common cases in Arizona.
Guides for Scottsdale
- Checking out a Scottsdale business partner before you sign
What a private investigator can check before you invest with or partner alongside a Scottsdale company, and what public records will show on their own. - Hidden assets in a Scottsdale divorce: what can be found legally
Arizona divides community property, so concealed money matters. How private investigators help find assets in a Scottsdale divorce, and their limits. - When a parent's new friend handles the money: Scottsdale cases
Worried someone is taking advantage of an older parent in Scottsdale? How private investigators, Adult Protective Services and the courts each fit in. - When the person you're suing lives behind a Scottsdale guard gate
The other side lives in a guard-gated north Scottsdale community. What the gatehouse can and can't do, your options for getting them served, and when the court helps. - A Scottsdale address on tribal land: serving papers by Pima Road
Some Scottsdale mailing addresses sit on Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community land. What that can mean for serving papers on the city's east side. - Serving papers on Scottsdale winter residents and rental owners
Serving someone who only winters in Scottsdale, or who owns a vacation rental there, raises timing and address problems. How those usually get solved.