Every Attempt, in Writing
Each attempt is logged as it is made — date, time, address, and result — whether or not service is completed.
Joshua J. Almeida is a process server based in Rhode Island, practicing in the matters the rules of court entrust to a private server. He holds an Associate's degree and a Bachelor's degree in Legal Studies, both from Roger Williams University. A United States Army combat veteran, he brings to the work the habits the service teaches: preparation before the attempt, persistence through it, and a record of everything, kept as it happens.
The practice is deliberately focused. It accepts Rhode Island Superior Court process, federal process throughout the service area, out-of-state papers where the governing rules authorize private service, and difficult and nationwide assignments — and it declines, plainly and before anything is accepted, the matters the law reserves to court officers.
Assignments are handled by the practice. Personal service is made by Joshua J. Almeida or — where the governing rules authorize a nonparty adult — by an authorized associate server held to the same standard. Assistants support the work with the papers, with address confirmation inside accepted assignments, and with documentation. The standard does not change with the hands: every attempt is logged in writing, and the affidavit of service is signed before a notary the same day.
What the firm receives, it can file with confidence.
The Standard
The Affidavit, the Same Day
The affidavit of service is signed before a notary the same day service is completed. Not the next week; the same day.
Documentation to File With Confidence
The firm receives a record complete enough to file and to defend — nothing reconstructed, nothing approximated.
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Email the papers, the service address, and your deadline. Receipt and the timeline will be confirmed in writing — first-engagement rates start at $65, affidavit included.