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Cartoon Caper Service of Process

samedayprocess — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 16:12:20 +0000

The Impossible Service by Tony Snesko

samedayprocess — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 13:30:02 +0000

We were given papers to serve on a man who had a pit bull and never left his house. Our servers made numerous attempts however the subject would never make a sound but the dog would bark ferociously. Our server could tell that he was in there because he could see tall shadowy movements behind the curtains at night.

We had his photo and description, none of which was helpful since he was never seen outside of his house.

I had not personally attempted service yet, so I retrieved the document from my perplexed server and grabbed my large red pizza bag. I waited until 10:30 that night and then went to the walkway in front of his house, turned my back to his house and took out my cell phone and complained loudly that the pizza shop had given me the wrong address. After about five minutes of this one sided – loud – conversation, I heard a door open behind me and an irritated male voice yelled out to me, “What address are you looking for?”

I turned and saw the defendant, whose photo we had, standing on the porch (thankfully without his dog). I approached him and reached into the pizza bag and took out the papers and announced his name and said, “I have legal documents for you and you are served.” He turned and ran into the house but the papers lay there on his porch much to his chagrin.

The gift that keeps on giving by Tony Snesko

samedayprocess — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 21:16:55 +0000

I had a rush subpoena for a woman who another process serving company had attempted to serve but she would never answer her door, and she lived in a posh high security condo in Chevy Chase. In the past I would usually use my red pizza delivery bag on difficult services but just before I left the office I received an edible arrangement from my darling wife and it came in a nice white bag with the company’s name printed on the side. I put the papers under the box of chocolate covered strawberries in my new bag and security didn’t even give me a second look as I walked past him. When I arrived at the subject’s condo, someone looked at me through the peep hole but retreated and never answered the door. A few minutes later I called the subject by her first name and once again the peep hole darkened and I held up the bag and announced “Delivery!” She hesitated for a few seconds and said, “Leave it at the door.” I said, “Ma’am, I need a signature or I have to take it back.” She hesitated a few more seconds and then opened the door and acknowledged her name. When I pulled the subpoena from the bag, she had a few choice words for me and slammed the door, but not before the papers floated to her feet. I celebrated all the way down in the elevator with my chocolate covered strawberries.

(Note regarding drop services: It is not necessary for the party being served to actually take the documents in their hand, only to have knowledge that they are being served and the immediate ability to take possession of the document, at that point they have been served, whether they take them in their hand or the papers are dropped at their feet.)

Spring is here! Same Day Process is serving documents all over DC

samedayprocess — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:23:11 +0000

Spring seems to be finally setting in here in the nation’s capitol. It is a lot easier to serve papers without all those snow piles blogging roads and parking lots. We are thrilled to have a new employee working in the office, Brandon Yoshimura, or “Yoshi” as we affectionately call him. Spring also means cheery blossoms, I’ll post some photos next week once they are in bloom.

Brandon, Vice President

Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas!

samedayprocess — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:03:11 +0000

Serving process during the holidays can be tough for most average process servers. People are traveling, out shopping, celebrating at parties, etc. Same Day Process servers are far from average. We are getting the job done, no matter what. Our servers head out early in the morning to catch people at home, since so many folks are gone and busy in the evening hours. We wish all of our friends and clients a very happy holidays!

We moved downtown! Come check us out in our new diggs!

samedayprocess — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:23:00 +0000

After and exhausting weekend of moving furniture, computers, etc. Same Day Process is downtown and ready to serve some serious papers! Come check out our new state of the art office at 1219 11th St NW. Tony, Brandon, Mike and the gang are ready to take on new clients, especially those big dawgs on K Street! Watch out.

GWU girls go to work…and serve some process

samedayprocess — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:26:25 +0000

This video is hilarious! These girls should work for Same Day Process!

Same Day Process is blogging!!

samedayprocess — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:51:05 +0000

Same Day Process New Home!

The office is crazy right now, preparing for the big move to our new downtown location, 1219 11th St NW.

We can’t wait to be right in the mix of it, between the courthouse and K Street, nothing could be better! Once we are settled in, we’ll be hosting an open house for our current client, and another open house and raffle for perspective new clients!

Also, the new company log and website will be unveiled…can’t wait! That’s all for now. Here is a pic of the new digs! I’ll post more photos later once we are all moved in.