Process Service
Personal, in-hand service across New York, the Tri-State area, and through trusted nationwide and international coordination.
Serving the Legal Community Since 1977

New York founded
Nationally connected
Responsive process service, court support and licensed investigations—personally managed from New York and coordinated across the country and beyond.
1977
Founded in New York City
Same day
Emergency service and filings
In-hand
Personal service as the standard
Far-reaching
Tri-State, nationwide and international

New York standard · California service
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Southern California · Statewide reach
Our motto
“If they’re alive, we’ll serve them. If they’re dead, we’ll tell you where they’re buried.”™
The firm
In 1977, a process server returned a summons because he “could not find” 350 Fifth Avenue—the Empire State Building. Irving Botwinick obtained his own license and began doing the work differently.
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A short look at how Serving by Irving gets the job done for attorneys and their clients.
Watch · Justice served
A legacy of service · 1977—2027
Five decades of persistence, accountability and personal service.
Services
Personal, in-hand service across New York, the Tri-State area, and through trusted nationwide and international coordination.
Persistent, carefully documented work on the files other agencies return unserved.
Time-sensitive filings and retrievals handled with local knowledge, close oversight and clear communication.
Licensed investigative work for counsel, documented for use in litigation.
On the record
The New York Times
Industry leadership and the investigators attorneys rely on.
The Wall Street Journal
Documenting delivery and raising the standard for service.
Explore ten preserved articles tracing the firm’s work, methods and professional leadership from 1989 through 2014.
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