Proper Process Serving Arkansas

Hello ****, the process serving laws can vary by location. Can you please tell me which country or state you are in? This will help me provide the most accurate information.

In Arkansas, the process for a processor to serve you is as follows:
- The server must be 18 years or older and not a party to the case.
- The documents can be delivered personally, or to someone living at the same address.
- The server must then provide proof of service.
This is a general guide, there can be more specifics depending on the case.

In Arkansas, simply posting a notice on your door may not be sufficient for service of process. The server typically must deliver the documents directly to you or to someone living at your address. Each case can have specific rules, though.

For instance, if the defendant cannot be found or is evading service, the court may allow service by publication or other means. However, these alternative methods are typically only allowed as a last resort after all reasonable efforts to personally serve have failed.

If the server posted the notice to your door after the first attempt without making reasonable efforts to personally serve you, it might not be considered proper service under Arkansas law. You may want to consult a local attorney for advice.

You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions in the future, don't hesitate to ask. Always remember, proper legal advice is crucial for your situation. Good luck!