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Process Server Courses

Process Server Review Board



Private process servers must complete a civil process service educational course approved by the Supreme Court of Texas within one year of (and no more than) filing your Private Process Server Application. Upon completion of the course, the course director should supply you with a certificate of completion. The original certificate must be submitted with your application.

Process Server Courses

Complaints Against a Process Server Educational Provider

A course offered by an academy or other provider licensed or approved by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (TCLEOSE) http://www.tcleose.state.tx.us/content/training_providers.cfm

Submit a Process Server Course for Approval

The Process Server Review Board has deferred consideration of any new curriculum until such time as the PSRB has considered the matter and made recommendations to the Supreme Court concerning changes to existing approved courses.

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Updated: 08-Jul-2011

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