Individuals serving writs, warrants, subpoenas, etc. to the public must hold a $5,000 Process Server Bond to be registered with the local county court—Florida currently has twenty different judicial circuit courts.
At Jet, applicants can purchase a $5,000 Process Server Bond for just $50 for a one-year term or a convenient $5 a month. If you are looking for additional options, you can find guaranteed prices for multi-year bond terms in the chart below.
Bond Term
Cost
Monthly
$5
1 Year
$50
2 Years
$88
3 Years
$125
FL Process Server Bond Pricing
Why Is the Florida Process Server Bond Required?
A Process Server Bond is required of any individual who serves legal documents (e.g. subpoenas, summons, complaints, writs, or warrants) to third parties. The financial security of the surety bond provides an assurance to the judicial circuit court system that the licensee has no personal interest in any case they become professionally involved in. If the process server violates a regulation found in Title VI, Chapter 48 of the Florida Statutes that leads to financial damages to a person of the public, funds from the Process Server Bond may be used to cover any losses incurred by the claimant.
How to Apply for the Process Server Bond With Jet
No elongated application process is required of you! Simply select the “Secure Your Bond” button above to get started. Only your contact details and payment information is needed. Once you fill out those requirements, just complete payment and you'll be all set. Jet will then send you a copy of your receipt and bond form right away.
How Does a Florida Process Server Bond Get Filed?
As soon as you have officially purchased your Process Server Bond, a Jet team member will fill out and seal the bond form appropriately before sending it to you. Once received, it’ll be up to you to sign the form and file it with the local county court that you are registering with as a process server.
As stated before, there are twenty judicial circuit courts in the state of Florida. This can lead to some confusion on where to file your bond form and other required documents, so review the below chart that lists each judicial circuit court, a link to court locations, and if available, further details on certified process servers within the court’s jurisdiction.