Routine
$150
First attempt within 3 business days.
Each additional defendant at the same address: $95.
Process Serving · New Hampshire
New Hampshire Process Server for Law Firms
Have summonses, complaints and other court papers served anywhere in New Hampshire, ordered and tracked from one account. Below: who can serve papers in New Hampshire, how service is made, the deadlines, the proof of service form and our prices.
Process serving through Legal Hub Group is for law firms, attorneys and their staff. Representing yourself? Our sister company Famous Legal Services handles serves for individuals.
How it is done
How papers are served in New Hampshire
- In hand or at the abode
All writs and other processes are served by giving the defendant, or leaving at the defendant's abode, an attested copy, except where otherwise provided. N.H. Rev. Stat. § 510:2 ↗
Who
Who can serve papers in New Hampshire
The sheriff and the sheriff's deputies serve and execute all writs and other precepts directed to the sheriff's department. Constables may serve civil writs only where the damages demanded do not exceed $75. N.H. Rev. Stat. §§ 104:5, 104:9 ↗
Timelines
How fast, and the court's deadline
Our first-attempt promises:
- Routine: First attempt within 3 business days.
- Rush: First attempt within 24 hours.
- Same-day: for papers that cannot wait.
Every attempt shows in your account as soon as the server logs it.
The court's deadline for service: Original writs must be served by the service date the court specifies on the summons. N.H. Rev. Stat. § 510:1 ↗
Proof
The proof of service in New Hampshire
Your server's proof is built from the field record of the serve.
Price
What a New Hampshire serve costs
Per person served, shown before you submit. Subscription plans take up to 20% off every serve.
Rush
$200
First attempt within 24 hours.
Same-day
$250
For papers that cannot wait.
Questions
Serving papers in New Hampshire: questions
Who serves papers in New Hampshire?
The sheriff and the sheriff's deputies serve the writs directed to the sheriff's department; constables only where damages demanded do not exceed $75 (N.H. Rev. Stat. §§ 104:5, 104:9).
When must papers be served in New Hampshire?
By the service date the court specifies on the summons (N.H. Rev. Stat. § 510:1).
Keep reading
Guides to serving papers
- Who Can Accept Served Papers?
- How to Serve Someone Court Papers Without an Address
- Can You Serve Someone Yourself?
- What Happens If You Are Not Properly Served?
- Can Court Papers Be Served by Mail?
- What Does a Process Server Do?
- How Much Does a Process Server Cost?
- What Is a Return of Service?
- What Is a Declaration of Non-Service?
- What Is Insufficient Service of Process?
Serving in another state? See process serving in every state.
General information, not legal advice. The rules above are the ones in force when we checked them (October 2026); the court and the cited rules control.
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