Rates below are based off the documents being received by the cut-off time of 3:00pm

• $45.00 Routine (Submitted within 3 business days of receipt)
• $55.00 Priority (Submitted within 1 business days of receipt)
• $65.00 Urgent (Submitted on the same day order is received)
• $15.00 Additional Documents Recorded in the Same Order (Must be for Same Property APN or Cour Case Number)
• Please note that all fees mentioned above are separate from any recording fees or taxes imposed by the county, if applicable.
• Countrywide Process service fees will be charged regardless of whether the county approves or rejects the submitted document.
• It is important to ensure that documents are received before the designated cut-off time.

Wondering how to settle your invoice? We offer convenient payment methods, including credit/debit cards and ACH (checking account). Please note that we cover the recording fees upfront, and payments are processed upon the completion of your request, using the payment method you have on file. You will also receive a payment receipt and individual paid invoices via email, sent to your chosen accounting contact.

Curious about the turnaround time? In most cases, counties still eRecord documents on the same day they are received during regular business hours. Based on our past experiences, documents are typically returned within 48 hours, often even sooner.

Worried about recurring charges? Don't be. We don't impose any monthly or ongoing fees, and there are no memberships or subscriptions required. You simply pay a one-time fee for your specific eRecording order.

Wondering when your document will be officially recorded? The recording date is determined when the document is processed by the county clerk. This processing time can vary, ranging from the same day to up to 72 hours, depending on the specific county's procedures.

Are you unsure if Preliminary Change of Ownership Reports (PCORs) or Transfer Tax Affidavits can be recorded? No, these are not recordable, however, are necessary for most jurisdictions and used as reference documents.

Should PCORs and Transfer Tax Affidavits be submitted as separate attachments within your order? Yes, please upload them as separate attachments.

Can Multiple Recordable Documents be submitted in a single eRecording order? Absolutely, you can. When uploading your documents, please specify the desired order for recording.

Is it possible to submit multiple deeds within one order? Yes, it is. However, keep in mind that each deed should be uploaded as a separate attachment, and all the helper documents, such as a PCOR, must be related to the same property or case.

If you need to upload a CLAIM FOR REASSESSMENT EXCLUSION FOR TRANSFER BETWEEN PARENT AND CHILD (Prop 58), please scan this document together with your Preliminary Change of Ownership Reports (PCORs) as a single attachment. If applicable, include the trust documentation behind the child exclusion for a complete submission.

Wondering how to settle your invoice with us? At Countrywide Process, we offer convenient payment methods to make the process smooth and hassle-free:

You can pay your invoice using either a credit/debit card or an ACH (checking account) transfer. Rest assured, we take care of all filing and EFM fees upfront, ensuring a seamless experience.

Once your service is completed, we process payments using the payment method on file, which can be a credit/debit card or an ACH transfer. This streamlined approach ensures a prompt and efficient payment process.

Worried about recurring charges? Don't be. We don't impose any monthly or ongoing fees, and there are no memberships or subscriptions required. You simply pay a one-time fee for your specific eRecording order.

After payment is processed, you will receive a payment receipt as well as individual paid invoices via email. This ensures that both you and your accounting contact have a clear record of the transaction.

A process server delivers legal documents such as summons, subpoenas, and complaints to individuals or entities involved in a legal proceeding, thereby notifying them of their involvement and ensuring due process of law.

Process servers fulfill an indispensable function within the judicial system, guaranteeing that all involved parties are duly notified of legal proceedings against them, thereby affording them the opportunity to present a response and advocate for their interests in a court of law.

A process server is tasked with the responsibility of delivering judicial documents, such as summons, subpoenas, complaints, and other pertinent legal notices, to individuals or entities to ensure their awareness and compliance with the stipulations of the legal proceedings.

Typically, individuals, corporations, or legal representatives involved in legal proceedings are the ones who receive documents from process servers.

Process servers employ various methods such as public records searches, online databases, surveillance, and skip tracing to locate individuals and ensure accurate and lawful delivery of legal documents.

Should an individual refuse to accept the documents, process servers are typically trained to leave the documents near the individual, often at their feet, and inform them of the contents, thereby fulfilling their legal obligation and ensuring that the service of process is valid.

No, while personal delivery is preferred, process servers also utilize alternative methods such as substituted service, constructive service, and electronic service, depending on the nature of the documents and the jurisdictional regulations, to ensure effective service of legal documents.

Substituted service is an alternate method employed when direct delivery is not feasible, entailing the handing over of legal documents to a responsible adult at the recipient’s domicile or place of employment, contingent upon jurisdictional stipulations.

Service by publication refers to notifying a party of legal proceedings by placing a notice in a public medium, often a newspaper, when traditional methods of service are ineffective or the party's whereabouts are unknown.

Typically, anyone not a party to the action who meets the specific age guideline is eligible to serve legal documents. However, specific jurisdictions may require licensing or registration.

An affidavit of service is a formal, notarized document provided by a process server as proof that the legal documents have been successfully delivered to the recipient, detailing the time, date, location, and manner of service.

Upon successful delivery, the process server completes and provides the proof or affidavit of service to their client for filing, and the recipient has a designated timeframe to respond, either by filing an answer or appearing in court.

Yes, individuals, if not a party to the action, can often serve legal documents themselves, but hiring a professional process server is recommended to ensure compliance with jurisdictional regulations and secure valid proof of service.

Opting for a professional process server ensures adherence to legal protocols, timely and accurate delivery, provision of incontrovertible proof of service, adept handling of jurisdictional nuances and complexities, and mitigates the risk of conflicts or altercations, thereby upholding the sanctity of the legal proceedings.

The minimum amount for any type of search is $75.00

Wondering how to settle your invoice? We offer convenient payment methods, including credit/debit cards and ACH (checking account). skip trace are processed upon the completion of your request, using the payment method you have on file. You will also receive a payment receipt and individual paid invoices via email, sent to your chosen accounting contact.

Curious about the turnaround time? In most cases, Skip Tracing is completed within 72 hours. Based on our past experiences, reports are typically returned within 48 hours, at times sooner depending on workloads.

Turnaround time for Onsite searches normally takes 5-10 business days.

No! If we find nothing, you pay nothing.

Regular Skip Traces are conducted through Online Sources, and the information reported is 15 days old.

Our Regular Skip Traces are not verified , however we also offer Verified Locates at a higher cost, but if we don't find them, you don't pay.

Subpoena domestication is the process of making a subpoena issued by a court in one state enforceable in another state. This is necessary because each state has its own laws governing subpoenas, and a court in one state cannot directly order someone in another state to comply with a subpoena.

The UIDDA is a model statute that has been adopted by over 30 states, including California. It provides a uniform set of rules for subpoena domestication, making the process simpler and more efficient.

To domesticate a subpoena under the UIDDA, you simply need to submit the subpoena to the clerk of the court in the state where you want to enforce it. The clerk will then issue a subpoena for service in accordance with the state's rules of civil procedure.

If the state where you want to enforce the subpoena does not recognize the UIDDA, the process of domestication will be more complicated. You will likely need to file a petition with the court in that state to have the subpoena issued by the court where the subpoena is to be served.

The specific steps involved in domesticating a subpoena in a state that does not recognize the UIDDA will vary depending on the state's laws. However, the general steps will involve:

• Filing a petition with the court: The petition will ask the court to issue a subpoena for service in the state where the subpoena is to be served.)
• Attaching the subpoena to the petition: The subpoena that you want to enforce in the other state must be attached to your petition.
• Serving the petition on the parties: The petition must be served on all of the parties to the lawsuit, including the person or entity who you want to serve with the subpoena.
• Attending a hearing: The court may hold a hearing on your petition. At the hearing, you will need to explain to the court why you need to enforce the subpoena in the other state.
• Obtaining an order from the court: If the court grants your petition, it will issue an order domesticating the subpoena. This order will make the subpoena enforceable in the other state.

The cost of domesticating a subpoena will vary depending on the state where you want to enforce it. However, the fees are typically around $30.

The amount of time it takes to domesticate a subpoena will vary depending on the complexity of the process. However, it is typically a few weeks or a couple of months.

You can try to domesticate a subpoena yourself, but it is usually a good idea to hire an attorney to help you. Attorneys are familiar with the subpoena domestication process and can help you avoid making any mistakes.

There are several benefits to using an attorney to domesticate a subpoena. Attorneys can:

• Help you understand the subpoena domestication process
• Draft the necessary paperwork
• Serve the paperwork on the parties
• Attend hearings on your behalf
• Increase the chances of your subpoena being enforced

Countrywide Process retrieves a wide range of court documents, including:

• Complaints
• Responses
• Motions
• Orders
• Judgments
• Transcripts
• And more

Countrywide Process meticulously locates and gathers all relevant documents using their expertise in California superior court records and their comprehensive network of resources for document retrieval.

Countrywide Process offers the following specific services for document retrieval:

• Retrieval of documents from a specific case
• Compilation of a comprehensive set of records
• Expedited delivery of obtained copies directly to the client
• Secure storage of documents in a CWP account for future access

Countrywide Process's document retrieval services provide several benefits, including:

• Saving valuable time and effort
• Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of retrieved documents
• Providing access to a wide range of court documents
• Streamlining the legal process

Countrywide Process adheres to strict confidentiality standards to protect the sensitive nature of legal documents. They use secure storage systems and protocols to prevent unauthorized access.

Countrywide Process's document search and retrieval solutions offer several key features, including:

• Expertise in Public Court Records Research and Document Retrieval
• Real-time updates to keep clients informed of the progress made on their order
• Ability to handle requests from major cities across California
• Expertise in various legal areas, including business law, family law, real estate law, education law, and criminal law

Countrywide Process recognizes the uniqueness of each legal matter and adapts its document retrieval services to meet the specific requirements of its clients. They consider factors such as the type of documents needed, the urgency of the request, and the complexity of the case.

Countrywide Process utilizes various methods to retrieve documents, including:

• Online searches of public court records
• Direct access to court databases
• Networking with other legal professionals
• Physical visits to courthouses

The timeframe for retrieving documents depends on the complexity of the request and the availability of the requested documents. Countrywide Process strives to provide expedited delivery whenever possible.

Countrywide Process provides competitive pricing for its document retrieval services. They offer a variety of pricing options to suit different budgets and needs.