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Typical legal process serve work. Available case notification (new serve) via text and Proof app, accept the job but be on the lookout for surprises after you've accepted. Read the details, particularly the client's "special" requirements or expectations, before accepting the case. (This is where their tech gets "hinkey" at times.) One awesome improvement they have made, however, is remote notary services for those clients requiring notarized returns on service, or whatever the case may be. I have found that one needs to be really careful and choosy about the cases they accept being aware of all the dynamics that play into pay rate. Obviously, round trip mileage.  Are there other cases in the area (they now are offering case "bundles" on some of their jobs, but again, read carefully, e.g., are there 15 cases in the bundle, same area, same task/action, e.g., "post" only serves, etc. that seem like a quick $20.00 for each but... they may well require 20 seperate notarizations which could run up the clock time considerably)? Round trip mileage. Likelihood of having to make multiple attempts at the same location in order to meet expected due diligence thresholds. I l ike them, overall. And they do pay as agreed. Part of my career was spent in the judicial system(s), and law enforcement so, I know the work very well. I'd say just be sure you take cases from an "eyes-wide-open" perspective. And be fast. That is, in terms of awareness of a new case offering, reviewing quicly and makin the decision whether to accept, or not. Obviously, for you, it should make economic sense on the whole, i.e., profitability. (Note: servers are 1099 contractors.) 

I have to admit, I do like working for proof as a 1099 server. They are honestly a fantastic company to interact with. The staff is always very nice and will assist when needed. Fees are lower than the average of NYS, however, you don't have to worry about marketing so there's always a price for that. Pay is quick, only 4 attempts a set, and you get to learn and enjoy from a company that is trying to advance legal methods into the 21st century. Now the con is, they don't have too much work to make it your full gig. You're a 1099 so you can pick and choose what you take, however, it would be nice to see them grow to where they can provide more work. Overall, its been a good experience and I will definitely continue taking jobs from them.

Proofserve is a decent company to work for and they pay more than most process serving companies but it takes quite a while for jobs to be completed from the internal teams before you can get paid. Servers are doing their jobs in the field with a time frame for jobs to be served. The internal teams should have a timeframe to adhere to as well so servers can get paid. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexible time off and coworkers are awesome. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Knowing the state rules and laws along with client specs 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It is diverse and different. I love it and enjoy my job.

This is a great company to work for. They value their employees and clients. I take pride in working for this company because they do not treat their employees like a number. I’m so happy to be apart of Proof Technology Inc. I’m excited to continue to grow with the company!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Process server 1 salary reported	$57,500 per year
Document specialist 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour
Client services manager 1 salary reported	$80,000 per year
Business operations manager 1 salary reported	$87,500 per year

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