
Florida Agency License A2600399 · Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach · Statewide & Nationwide
1800 Coral Way, #1511, Miami, FL 33145

Miami PSPI, LLC has supported South Florida attorneys since 2006 with process service and private investigations. From serving subpoenas and summons & complaints, to running background checks, locating witnesses with skip traces, and obtaining statements, we deliver what you expect.
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Process Service and Private Investigation FAQ
Straight answers to the questions attorneys ask us most about serving process and running investigations in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Don't see your question? Call (305) 285-4321.
Miami PSPI, LLC is a Florida-licensed process service and private investigation agency (Agency License A2600399) at 1800 Coral Way, #1511, Miami, FL 33145, serving South Florida attorneys since 1998.
Process service questions
We serve process in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. We also coordinate statewide and nationwide service.
What counties does Miami PSPI serve?
With Standard service, the first attempt is guaranteed within five days. Rush guarantees the first attempt within 48 business hours. Same-Day guarantees the first attempt on the day we receive the process. Contact us to confirm same-day availability.
How fast can you serve papers in Miami?
Standard, Rush and Same-Day service each include up to three attempts for each party at one address. Statewide and nationwide attempts vary by location and service type.
How many attempts are included?
Pricing depends on the papers, the location and your timeline. Contact us for price and availability.
How much does process service cost?
You receive a completed affidavit or return of service electronically through our case management system, properly signed, notarized when required and formatted for filing.
How do I receive proof of service?
What happens during service?
An effort by a licensed process server at a reasonable time and place where the defendant is likely to be found. Each attempt is logged with the date, time and observations.
What qualifies as a valid attempt in Florida?
We find out why, then run a second-address search, a skip trace or a stakeout, or coordinate further attempts. You get a status update with options for next steps.
What if the defendant can't be found after three attempts?
Yes. Clients have full access to their cases on the Status Check page, plus real-time email updates.
Can I check the status of my job online?
We review why service failed, for example a wrong address, evasion, a vacant property or irregular hours. Then we recommend next steps such as a second-address search, a skip trace, another round of attempts, or a stakeout.
What happens if the person can't be found after three attempts?
Yes. We coordinate service throughout the United States and make sure every affidavit or return meets your court's requirements.
Can you serve papers outside Florida?
Subpoenas, writs and evictions
Yes. We serve trial and deposition subpoenas, subpoenas duces tecum, non-enforceable writs and notices, including three-day notices, writs of garnishment, orders to show cause and notices of hearing.
Do you serve subpoenas, notices and writs?
Under Fla. Stat. § 48.184, it takes three attempts (during business hours, outside business hours and on a weekend) before papers can be posted. We serve evictions in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County, Florida.
How is an eviction served on "Unknown Party in Possession"?
Private investigation questions
Yes. Miami PSPI, LLC holds Florida Agency License A2600399 (Class "A") under Chapter 493, Florida Statutes.
Is Miami PSPI a licensed private investigation agency?
Locating people and skip tracing, witness interviews, background checks, OSINT briefs, civil, criminal defense and insurance investigations, scene checks, surveillance and stakeouts, workplace investigations, due diligence and asset searches.
What investigations do you do for attorneys?
Skip tracing locates a person whose current address is unknown. We use databases, field work and OSINT, and deliver an attorney-ready summary with the best current address.
What is skip tracing?
A concise, attorney-ready report built from public sources such as social media, online records, news and prior litigation.
What is an OSINT investigative brief?
Pricing depends on the scope of the assignment, the location and your timeline. Contact us for a quote.