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Queens County has 3 courthouse locations including Criminal Court, Summons Court, Supreme Court. Process servers in Queens County file proof of service and other court documents at these locations.
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Criminal Court (1)
Queens County Criminal Court
Criminal Court in Queens County, New York.
Summons Court (1)
Summons Court - Queens County
Summons Court in Queens County, New York.
Supreme Court (1)
Supreme Court, Queens County - Commercial Division
Supreme Court in Queens County, New York.
About courthouse filings in Queens County: Process servers operating in Queens County, New York are required to file proof of service and other legal documents with the appropriate court. The courthouses listed above serve Queens County for civil, criminal, family, and other case types. Contact the courthouse directly for filing hours, fees, and specific requirements. Need a process server in Queens County? Search the MPS directory to find verified process servers in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Routine process service in New York typically costs $75–$150. Rates in Queens County may vary by travel distance, rush timing, number of attempts, and filing fees.
120 days after filing the summons and complaint (CPLR 306-b); extension possible for good cause or in the interest of justice Always confirm case-specific deadlines with your attorney or the local court clerk.
No — New York does not require a statewide license, but process servers working in New York City (5 boroughs) who serve 5 or more processes per year must be licensed by NYC DCWP. NYC license: exam on rules/laws; $10,000 surety bond (or trust fund/employee exemption; bond requirement ends September 2026); fingerprints and background check; GPS device for service; detailed records/ledger required (GBL §89-cc). Statewide: none beyond age and non-party status.
Personal delivery (CPLR 308(1)), substitute service at dwelling or business plus mail (308(2)), service on agent (308(3)), nail-and-mail after due diligence (308(4)), court-ordered service (308(5)), mail service (312-a)
This page lists verified process servers who cover Queens County, New York. The county seat is New York City. Nearby major cities include New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers. You can request bids and compare qualifications.