Florida Association of Professional Process Servers

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FAPPS AFPS Members have chosen to go above and beyond what is required for education in their jurisdiction. They have attended and passed a course specifically created by this association to better educate those in our profession.


Benefits for FAPPS Members to obtaining their AFPS Designation

  • Remain current with changes to Statutes and Rules
  • Increased productivity and confidence through skill development
  • Market your designation to your clients to improve networking and business contacts
  • Active members can also register their Clerical Staff for a reduced fee so they can assist in ensuring compliance with the statutes
  • Maintaining your membership helps FAPPS continue to improve the profession by building relationships to promote education, server safety, and allow for favorable legislation.


At the end of the course, all attendees will be required to take a final exam and must achieve a minimum passing score of 80%. Upon successful completion, a course certificate will be issued. Active FAPPS members will earn the AFPS (Accredited FAPPS Process Server) Designation. Please note: While you can obtain the AFPS designation through FAPPS as a member, you must still apply separately for licensing in each Florida jurisdiction where you intend to serve process. Each county or circuit has its own licensing process, requirements, and fees.

Be sure to review the FAQ for detailed information about additional steps needed to become a Private Process Server. For further assistance, contact Diana Wardwell, Administrator or Michelle Howard, Education Chair.

Accredited FAPPS Process Servers

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