Helpful legal resources & answers.
Quick links our clients use most, plus answers to common process service questions.
Oregon legal resources
Information About Oregon Law
Plain-language legal information from the Oregon State Bar.
osbar.org ↗Oregon Legal Forms
Official court forms from the Oregon Judicial Department.
courts.oregon.gov ↗Oregon Inmate Locator
Search for individuals in Oregon Department of Corrections custody.
myinmatelocator.com ↗National Sex Offender Public Website
U.S. Department of Justice nationwide registry search.
nsopw.gov ↗Resources for Attorneys
A directory of legal research tools and references.
resourcesforattorneys.com ↗Oregon Courts & Judges Registry
Directory of Oregon justice and municipal courts.
courts.oregon.gov ↗Frequently asked questions
This page provides general information, not legal advice.
Who can serve legal papers in Oregon?
Oregon generally allows any competent adult who is not a party to the case (or an attorney for a party) to serve papers. Using a professional process server means the job is done correctly, documented properly and handled by someone who knows how to locate people and stay safe.
How quickly can you serve my documents?
Most routine Eugene and Springfield serves receive a first attempt within a few business days. Rush and same-day service is available — call us to confirm availability for your deadline.
How much does process service cost?
We charge one flat rate for service in Eugene, with no hidden charges. Call or submit a request for a firm quote — not an estimate — before we begin.
What happens if the person can’t be found?
Our servers make diligent attempts at varied times of day. If an address turns out to be bad, we can perform skip tracing to locate a current address and keep you updated throughout.
What do I receive when service is complete?
You’ll receive a completed, notarized proof of service (affidavit) detailing when, where and how the documents were served, ready to file with the court.
Can you serve papers outside Oregon or outside the U.S.?
Yes. We coordinate statewide, nationwide and international service through a trusted network of professional partners, so you have a single point of contact.
How do I send you documents?
Use our online request form, email, fax (541) 653-9481, or drop them off at our office at 1358 Oak Street, Suite 2 in Eugene.

Need service in Bend or Central Oregon?
Visit our sister company, Tri-County Legal Process Service.
tricountylegalprocess.comPapers that can’t wait? Neither do we.
Call any time, day or night, for a firm flat-rate quote. Same-day and rush service available throughout Lane County.

