Notary Public and Process Server
Providing exceptional online & classroom training since 2013.
Notary Public and Process Server
Providing exceptional online & classroom training since 2013.
About Us
Michelle Riley, Instructor
Michelle has been training adults throughout the State of Alabama since 2013. Her qualifications include:
- Certified Trainer, Alabama Private Investigation Board (9/2/2019 - 9/2/2021)
- Licensed Private Investigator - #584
- Civil Process Server
- Judgment Enforcement Specialist
- Licensed Life, Accident, Health, and Property & Casualty Insurance Agent
- Owner of Alabama Notary & Process Server
- Founding Owner of Notaries for Alabama
- Commissioned Notary Public
- B.A. degree in Communications, UAHuntsville
First-Rate Classes
We offer a number of educational courses and seminars that can benefit a variety of legal and support professionals: notaries, process servers, private investigators, paralegals and legal assistants.
Classes are offered online via live webinar We also host classroom (in-person) training in Huntsville and, occasionally, in Birmingham. We make sure that course material is accurate, easy to read and complies with current laws and best practice. You can register and pay online. You also have the option of calling or emailing us and we'll send you an invoice.
Some courses/seminars are state-specific and others provide beneficial information to students individuals in every state.
Mentoring and Networking
Only a certain amount of learning can take place in the classroom. We expect our students will have questions (lots of questions) once they get in the field and are hands on. When that happens, we'll be there to provide mentoring and support through social media (Facebook Groups), by telephone and email.
We have a free Facebook Group that supports notaries: "Notaries for Alabama Hangout".
If you are interested in mentoring as a notary or process server, please book a formal appointment with Michelle.
frequently asked questions
Who can be a Process Server in Alabama?
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
- Minimum Age - 19 years of age.
- Not related to the individuals that you serve.
- Not a party to the legal case.
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
There is no licensing requirement. However, you must know Alabama Rules of Civil Procedure. It outlines Service of Process procedures that must be followed.
We encourage you to register for our informative, live webinar, "So...You Wanna Become a Process Server?" It provides you with a realistic overview of life as a process server. It lasts one hour and gives you a chance to ask questions and get answers.
How do I get trained?
How do I become a Process Server in Alabama?
I hate tests. Do I have to past an exam?
There are no mandatory training requirements for Alabama Process Servers. However, it's imperative that you know the laws that govern your activities.
We recommend that you complete (at minimum) state-specific process server training.
TrainAlabama offers classroom and online training, and 8-hour Course: Process Server 101. Eight hours is a long time so we spread the class over two days.
You decide if you want register for live, online training (Zoom); or if you want be in a classroom environment.
I hate tests. Do I have to past an exam?
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
I hate tests. Do I have to past an exam?
No. There is no exam.
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
In 2019, live training classes will be held in Huntsville, Alabama. In 2020, we hope to offer live classes in Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile.
How much can Process Servers charge?
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
I prefer live training. Where are classes held?
Alabama Process Servers can set their own fees.
Related Websites
Alabama Notary/Process Server
Alabama Notary/Process Server
Alabama Notary/Process Server
f/k/a Huntsville Mobile Notary and Process Server. Michelle has been providing notary services, and serving legal documents throughout the State of Alabama since 2006. If she can't help you, she can put you in touch with someone who can.
Notaries for Alabama
Alabama Notary/Process Server
Alabama Notary/Process Server
Looking for someone to notarize your signature? We can put you in touch with an experienced notary located near you. Interested in becoming a commissioned notary? No problem! We'll help you every step of the way. We offer online and classroom training.
The Bond Lady
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The Bond Lady
Michelle L. Riley, aka The Bond Lady, is a licensed insurance agent, authorized to sell a variety of surety bonds, E & O insurance in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas. Request a quote today.
organizations
National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS)
The National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) is a Worldwide Organization of the largest community of professional process servers and the first resource for credible information regarding the profession. Founded in 1982 in Las Vegas NV, NAPPS today has well over 2,000 members representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia, seven Canadian provinces and nearly two dozen foreign countries. It is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.
NAPPS members assure a citizen’s right to due process and access to the legal system. To this end, a NAPPS member is committed to being accountable, reliable and valuable to their legal clients, the courts, and the parties and witnesses they serve. Membership is on an individual basis, and each member is expected to adhere to high ethical standards and have a thorough understanding of the NAPPS code of conduct on which NAPPS prides itself.