Ongoing APSA Projects
We're moving forward on crafting language to add Process Servers to persons listed under ARS §13-1203 (Aggravated Assault) to make it a FELONY to assault a Process Server in Arizona.
We're also moving forward with language to amend ARS §13-1501(2), §13-1503, and §13-1504 relating to Trespass to give Process Servers, Sheriffs and Constables an exemption from arrest when their presence is necessary for the service of process on certain properties.
Protective orders are being addressed, too. We're crafting language to allow Process Servers the ability to charge a fee for service of ALL Protective Orders. Right now, we're prohibited from charging a fee for Orders of Protection and certain Injunctions Against Harassment.
APSA has also responded to the proposed changes published by the Administrative Office of the Courts (the AOC). APSA agrees with some, objects to others. You can see the proposed changes and responses, here: https://www.azcourts.gov/ACJA-Forum/aft/1485
2020-02-04
UPDATED MEMBERSHIP FEE: The APSA Board has increased the member dues for 2022 to $105 per calendar year for regular (voting) members and associate members. Members can get FREE CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION hours after attending our (quarterly) Board meetings.
2020-01-23
If you have received a request from an APSA member to donate gift cards, wire money or do something that seems unusual, DON’T respond. Several of our members have reported that they are getting solicited for gift cards or donations. Look at the email address where it’s coming from — it’s not APSA! APSA is […]
2017-02-03
Arizona Process Servers Association Post Office Box 2233 Phoenix, Arizona 85002 24-hour Voice Mail Phone: (602) 476-1737 azserverassoc@gmail.com Administrator Cell Phone: (623) 640-0602
2012-05-29
The Arizona Process Servers Association (APSA), is a non-profit corporation that represents the interests of professional process servers in the state of Arizona. Arizona is a chartered state by the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS). APSA is committed to excellence and professionalism. Process servers in Arizona are appointed by the courts, after the […]