The Ultimate Guide to Process Serving in Oklahoma
The Ultimate Guide to Process Serving in Oklahoma 2025
The Most Comprehensive Resource for Legal Document Service in the Sooner State
Whether you're an attorney, law firm, business, or individual navigating the legal system, this complete guide covers everything you need to know about process serving laws, procedures, costs, and best practices in Oklahoma.
Quick Facts
- • Licensed & Bonded in All 77 Oklahoma Counties
- • Same-Day Service Available ($150-$225)
- • Over 2,847 Successful Serves Completed
- • 4.9/5 Star Customer Rating
- • Free Consultation Available 24/7
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What is Process Serving in Oklahoma?
A process server in Oklahoma is a licensed professional who delivers legal documents to parties involved in court cases, ensuring proper notification according to Oklahoma statutes and constitutional due process requirements. This critical service ensures that all parties in legal proceedings are properly notified of actions against them, protecting their constitutional right to due process.
Constitutional Foundation
Process serving is rooted in the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause, which requires that individuals be given adequate notice of legal proceedings affecting their rights. In Oklahoma, this constitutional requirement is codified in state statutes and court rules.
Professional Standards
Oklahoma process servers must meet stringent professional standards including licensing, bonding, residency requirements, and ongoing compliance with state regulations under Title 12 § 158.1.
Key Requirements for Oklahoma Process Servers
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Cannot be a party to the case being served
- Must comply with Oklahoma licensing requirements under Title 12 § 158.1
- Must maintain $5,000 surety bond
- Must follow all constitutional due process protections
- Must complete proper documentation and filing
Oklahoma Process Server Licensing Requirements
Understanding Oklahoma's licensing requirements is crucial for both process servers and those hiring their services. Oklahoma law requires all private process servers to obtain proper licensing through the district court system.
Age and Residency Requirements
- • Must be at least 18 years of age
- • Must be an Oklahoma resident for at least 6 months
- • Must be a resident of the county or judicial administrative district for at least 30 days
Character and Fitness Standards
- • Must be of good moral character
- • Must be found ethically and mentally fit
- • Cannot have been convicted of violent crimes
- • Cannot be a registered sex offender
- • Must pass background investigation
Financial Requirements
- • Pay $150 license fee for statewide service
- • License renewal fee: $15 every 3 years
- • Secure $5,000 surety bond
- • Maintain professional liability insurance
Licensing Process Steps
- Application Submission: Complete verified application form prescribed by Administrative Office of Courts
- Documentation Requirements: Provide two recent passport-style photographs and proof of residency
- Publication Requirements: Publish notice of application in legal journal or newspaper
- Court Hearing Process: Court may schedule hearing on application (discretionary)
- License Issuance: Judge reviews qualifications and approves or denies license
Step-by-Step Process Serving Procedures
Understanding proper service procedures is essential for valid service under Oklahoma law. This comprehensive guide outlines each step of the process serving procedure.
Phase 1: Pre-Service Preparation
Document Review and Verification
- • Review all documents for completeness and accuracy
- • Verify court requirements and deadlines
- • Confirm service method required by law
- • Check for special service instructions
Recipient Identification
- • Verify full legal name of person to be served
- • Confirm current address through database searches
- • Gather physical description and identifying information
- • Research best times for attempted service
Phase 2: Service Attempt Process
Primary Service Methods (in order of preference):
- Personal Service (Preferred): Hand deliver documents directly to the individual with positive identification
- Substituted Service: Serve competent member of household over 15 years old when personal service impossible
- Service on Business Entities: Serve authorized agent, officer, director, or managing agent
Phase 3: Documentation and Proof of Service
Affidavit of Service Requirements:
- • Complete name and address of person served
- • Date, time, and location of service
- • Method of service used (personal, substituted, etc.)
- • Physical description of person served
- • Circumstances surrounding service
- • Process server's signature under oath
Oklahoma Process Server Fees and Pricing
Understanding process server costs helps clients budget appropriately and ensures fair compensation for professional services. Oklahoma process server fees vary based on service type, urgency, location, and complexity.
| Service Type | Timeline | Price Range | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Service | 5-7 business days | $79 - $125 | Up to 3 attempts, basic mileage |
| Rush Service | 1-2 business days | $120 - $160 | Priority handling, expedited service |
| Same-Day Service | Within 4-8 hours | $150 - $225 | Immediate priority, same-day completion |
| Stakeout Service | Extended monitoring | $75 - $100/hour | Surveillance, multiple attempt coordination |
Additional Service Fees
- • Mileage: $0.70 per mile beyond 40 miles
- • Additional attempts: $25 per attempt after 3rd
- • Skip tracing: $100 - $250 depending on complexity
- • Weekend/holiday service: Additional 50% surcharge
- • Multiple defendants: $25 per additional person
Volume Discounts for Law Firms
- • 10-25 services/month: 10% discount
- • 26-50 services/month: 15% discount
- • 51+ services/month: 20% discount
- • Enterprise accounts: Custom pricing available
- • Retainer programs: Up to 15% bonus credit
Cost-Saving Tips for Clients
How to Reduce Costs:
- • Provide accurate, current addresses
- • Include detailed defendant information
- • Schedule non-rush service when possible
- • Bundle multiple services
- • Use local process servers to minimize travel
Factors Affecting Price:
- • Distance from process server's base
- • Number of attempts required
- • Service complexity and urgency
- • Geographic accessibility
- • Special security requirements
Professional Credentials & Success Metrics
Professional Qualifications
- • Oklahoma licensed private investigator credentials
- • National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) membership
- • Continuing education in legal procedure updates
- • Professional liability insurance coverage
- • Years of service in Oklahoma with thousands of successful serves
Quality Assurance Standards
- • 100% legal compliance with Oklahoma statutes
- • Detailed documentation and reporting
- • GPS tracking and timestamp verification
- • Digital proof of service delivery
- • Court-admissible documentation guaranteed
Client Service Commitments
- • 24/7 client communication availability
- • Real-time status updates
- • Professional indemnity protection
- • Encrypted client communications
- • HIPAA compliance when applicable
Our Success Metrics
Technology & Innovation in Process Serving
Modern process serving leverages cutting-edge technology to ensure faster, more accurate, and more secure service of legal documents. Our tech-enabled approach sets new standards for the industry.
Real-Time Tracking & GPS
- • Live GPS tracking of every service attempt
- • Timestamp verification with location coordinates
- • Photo documentation with embedded metadata
- • Digital breadcrumb trail for court verification
- • Client dashboard with real-time status updates
Advanced Skip Tracing Technology
- • AI-powered database searches across multiple sources
- • Social media intelligence gathering
- • Property records cross-referencing
- • Employment verification systems
- • 95%+ success rate in locating difficult defendants
Secure Document Management
- • End-to-end encrypted document handling
- • Digital chain of custody maintenance
- • HIPAA-compliant sensitive document protocols
- • Automated backup and recovery systems
- • Blockchain verification for high-stakes cases
Quality Assurance Systems
- • Double-verification identity confirmation
- • Automated compliance checking
- • Real-time error detection and correction
- • Digital affidavit generation with e-signatures
- • Court-ready documentation in multiple formats
Future of Process Serving
Client Success Stories & Testimonials
"We've used this process serving company for over 200 cases in the past year. Their 95% first-attempt success ratehas saved us countless hours and kept our cases on track. The real-time tracking and professional documentation are outstanding."
"Emergency restraining order served at 11 PM on a Sunday - exactly when we needed it. Their 24/7 availability and professional handling of sensitive domestic cases sets them apart. Absolutely recommended."
"Defendant had been avoiding service for 3 months through the sheriff's office. This team located and served him in 48 hoursusing their skip tracing technology. My case could finally proceed thanks to their persistence."
"Handled a sensitive divorce case involving celebrity clients with complete discretion and professionalism. Their encrypted communications and HIPAA compliance gave our clients confidence in the process."
Why Oklahoma Attorneys Choose Us
Oklahoma County-Specific Process Serving Information
Each of Oklahoma's 77 counties may have unique local rules, courthouse procedures, and geographic considerations for process serving. Our team maintains up-to-date knowledge of county-specific requirements to ensure compliance.
Major Metro Counties
Tulsa County
- • Same-day service available
- • 95% first-attempt success rate
- • Electronic filing accepted
- • Average service time: 24-48 hours
Oklahoma County
- • Largest volume courthouse
- • Expedited emergency services
- • Multiple district court locations
- • 24/7 service available
Regional Centers
Cleveland County (Norman)
- • University area expertise
- • Student population considerations
- • Specialized campus protocols
Comanche County (Lawton)
- • Military base service experience
- • SCRA compliance expertise
- • Fort Sill area coverage
Washington County (Bartlesville)
- • Energy industry litigation
- • Corporate headquarters service
Statewide Coverage Guarantee
All 77 Counties Served:
From the busiest metro areas to the most remote rural locations, we maintain active service capabilities in every Oklahoma county. Our network ensures no case is too distant or challenging.
Local Expertise:
Our process servers understand county-specific courthouse procedures, local customs, geographic challenges, and community dynamics that affect successful service completion.
Key Oklahoma Statutes for Process Serving
Oklahoma's rules for civil procedure directly govern the service of process. Understanding these statutes is critical for ensuring service is valid. Here are the most important ones:
- Title 12, § 2004 - Process: This is the core statute, detailing who can be served and how (personal delivery, leaving at dwelling, etc.).
- Title 12, § 158.1 - Licensing of Private Process Servers: This statute mandates that all private process servers must be licensed by the district court.
- Fines and Penalties: Impersonating an officer of the court or failing to comply with statutes can lead to fines up to $1,000 and the invalidation of the service.
Meet Joseph Iannazzi - Founder & CEO
After a debilitating injury led to a five-year ordeal with a slow workers' compensation system, Joseph discovered firsthand how delays in the legal process can devastate lives. This personal experience became the driving force behind Just Legal Solutions.
"What should have been a one-year recovery took five years of my life away. I learned that in the legal world, delays have profound human consequences. I started this company to ensure no one else has their life put on hold because the system is too slow, too opaque, or too indifferent."
Our Mission
"My experience taught me that you have to be your own biggest advocate. Now, my company can be that advocate for others. We handle the frustrating, time-consuming tasks so our clients can focus on what matters most: their cases and their lives."
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Professional service with personal understanding.
Professional Memberships & Industry Recognition
National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS)
Just Legal Solutions is a member of NAPPS, the premier professional organization for process servers nationwide. NAPPS maintains the highest ethical standards and requires adherence to strict professional codes of conduct.
Oklahoma State Licensing Authority
Licensed under Oklahoma Statutes Title 12 § 158.1, our process servers maintain the required $5,000 surety bond and operate as officers of the court for service of process throughout all 77 Oklahoma counties.
Better Business Bureau Rating
Maintaining an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, demonstrating consistent professional service and client satisfaction across our 127+ verified reviews.
Tulsa County Process Serving Experts
Just Legal Solutions is headquartered in Tulsa County, providing intimate knowledge of local court procedures, judges' preferences, and geographic challenges. Our local expertise includes:
Local Court Knowledge
- • Tulsa County Courthouse filing procedures and judge preferences
- • Broken Arrow Municipal Court specific requirements
- • Sapulpa Municipal Court process guidelines
- • Creek County cross-jurisdictional service coordination
- • Wagoner County rural and difficult-to-access locations
Geographic Advantages
- • Same-day service throughout Tulsa County
- • Broken Arrow, Sapulpa, Glenpool coverage
- • Bixby, Jenks, Sand Springs expertise
- • Rural Tulsa County locations
- • Cross-county coordination capabilities
Call (539) 367-6832 for same-day service in Tulsa County
Types of Documents We Serve
Our expertise covers all forms of legal document delivery, including:
- Summons and Complaints
- Subpoenas
- Eviction Notices
- Court Filings
Common Process Serving Challenges & Professional Solutions
Understanding common challenges in process serving helps both attorneys and individuals prepare for potential complications and ensures successful service completion.
Challenge 1: Defendant Avoiding Service
Common Avoidance Tactics:
- • Not answering the door despite being home
- • Using false names or identities
- • Temporary relocation to avoid service
- • Working irregular hours or locations
Professional Solutions:
- • Conduct surveillance to determine patterns
- • Use skip tracing to find alternate addresses
- • Coordinate with neighbors or coworkers
- • Early morning or late evening attempts
Challenge 2: Incorrect Address Information
Impact: Bad addresses cause delays, increase costs, and may invalidate service attempts.
Verification Methods:
- • Public records databases
- • Utility company records
- • Professional skip tracing services
- • Social media investigation
Alternative Locations:
- • Current and previous addresses
- • Work locations
- • Family member addresses
- • Property ownership records
Expert Insights From Our Blog
For a deeper dive into specific topics, read our expert articles on Medium:
Methods of Service in Oklahoma
Oklahoma law provides several methods for serving legal documents, each with specific requirements and applications. Understanding these methods ensures proper service and valid legal proceedings.
Personal Service (Preferred Method)
Definition: Direct delivery of legal documents to the intended recipient.
Oklahoma Requirements:
- • Face-to-face delivery to named defendant
- • Positive identification of recipient
- • Physical handoff of documents
- • Verbal notification: "These are legal papers"
- • Service complete even if recipient refuses
Best Practices:
- • Multiple location attempts (home, work)
- • Vary timing (different days, times)
- • Professional, courteous approach
- • Immediate documentation of service
- • Success rate: 85-95%
Substituted Service
Residential Substituted Service
When used: Defendant avoiding service or multiple personal attempts failed
- • Leave documents at defendant's dwelling
- • With person 15+ years old who resides there
- • Person must be of "suitable age and discretion"
- • No additional mailing required in Oklahoma
- • Cannot leave with temporary visitors
- • Must verify person lives at residence
Business Substituted Service
For corporate defendants:
- • Serve registered agent for service
- • Officer, managing agent, or general agent
- • Any agent authorized by law
- • Verify person's authority to accept service
- • Front desk personnel typically NOT sufficient
- • Get business card/contact information when possible
Service by Mail (Limited Use)
Oklahoma allows mail service in specific situations:
- • Only when authorized by statute or court order
- • Typically used for post-judgment documents
- • Must be certified mail with return receipt
- • Not generally acceptable for initial summons service
- • Must receive signed return receipt as proof
Service by Publication (Last Resort)
When allowed: Defendant cannot be located after diligent search and court order required.
Oklahoma Requirements:
- • File motion showing due diligence attempts
- • Court orders publication in approved newspaper
- • Publish for 4 consecutive weeks
- • File affidavit of publication as proof
- • Newspaper must have general circulation
Important Limitations:
- • Only provides limited jurisdiction
- • May restrict available remedies
- • Often challenged by defendants
- • Use only when other methods impossible
- • Higher risk of case complications
Electronic Service (Emerging Method)
Limited acceptance in Oklahoma:
Current Status:
- • Requires consent of parties or court order
- • Primarily used for subsequent pleadings
- • Not acceptable for initial service in most cases
- • Growing acceptance for certain document types
Future Trends:
- • COVID-19 accelerated electronic options
- • Varies by county and judge preference
- • May become more prevalent in 2025+
- • Always verify court acceptance first
Service Coverage Areas in Oklahoma
Just Legal Solutions provides comprehensive process serving coverage throughout Oklahoma. Our licensed professionals serve all 77 Oklahoma counties with specialized knowledge of local courts, procedures, and geographic considerations.
Major Metropolitan Areas
Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, Del City, Nichols Hills
Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso
Norman (University of Oklahoma), Moore, Noble
All 77 Oklahoma Counties
Service Considerations
- Urban Areas: Same-day service available in Oklahoma City and Tulsa metros
- Rural Areas: Standard 3-5 day timeline with mileage fees beyond 40 miles
- Special Locations: Military installations (Fort Sill, Tinker AFB), tribal jurisdictions, university towns
- Border Communities: Texas and Arkansas state line areas
Types of Documents Served in Oklahoma
Oklahoma process servers handle a wide variety of legal documents, each with specific service requirements and legal implications. Understanding document types helps ensure proper handling and compliance with applicable laws.
Civil Litigation Documents
- • Summons and Complaints: Initial court papers starting civil lawsuits
- • Subpoenas: Witness subpoenas for court testimony and document production
- • Court Orders: Temporary restraining orders, injunctions, contempt orders
- • Judgment Enforcement: Asset seizure and garnishment orders
Family Law Documents
- • Divorce Papers: Petition for dissolution of marriage, responses
- • Child Custody/Support: Custody petitions, support enforcement
- • Protective Orders: Domestic violence and stalking protection orders
- • Adoption Papers: Adoption proceedings, parental rights termination
Landlord-Tenant Documents
- • Eviction Proceedings: 15-day notice (non-payment), 30-day notice
- • Lease Violations: 10-day notice to quit, property damage claims
- • FED Actions: Forcible entry and detainer complaints
- • Commercial Evictions: Business lease terminations
Business and Commercial
- • Contract Disputes: Breach of contract complaints, collections
- • Corporate Service: Service on registered agents, officers, directors
- • Partnership Issues: Business partnership disputes, shareholder disputes
- • Employment Law: Non-compete agreements, contract violations
Criminal and Administrative
- • Criminal Subpoenas: Witness subpoenas for criminal cases
- • Restitution Orders: Criminal restitution enforcement
- • Administrative Proceedings: Workers' comp, license violations
- • Asset Forfeiture: Criminal asset forfeiture proceedings
Specialized Requirements
- • Emergency Orders: Immediate service required
- • Time-Sensitive: Same-day or next-day service
- • Personal Service: Most documents require direct delivery
- • Substituted Service: Limited to specific circumstances
Oklahoma Process Server Bond Requirements
Understanding bonding requirements is crucial for both process servers and clients who rely on their services. Oklahoma law mandates specific bonding to protect against wrongful actions and ensure professional accountability.
Statutory Bonding Requirements
Oklahoma Statutes Title 12 § 158.1 requires all licensed process servers to maintain a surety bond in the amount of $5,000.
- • Bond must be issued by licensed surety company
- • Maintained throughout entire license period
- • Filed with licensing court before license issuance
- • Renewed with each license renewal period
What the Bond Covers
- • Damages from improper service of process
- • Financial losses due to missed deadlines
- • Costs associated with re-serving documents
- • Legal fees due to server negligence
- • Fraudulent or deceptive practices
Bond premiums typically range from $100-$200 annually based on credit history and experience.
Professional Liability Insurance
Oklahoma Process Serving Timeline
Understanding service timelines is crucial for legal case management and compliance with court deadlines. Oklahoma process serving timelines vary based on service type, location, and document complexity.
Standard Service Timeline
- • Day 1: Document receipt and initial case review
- • Day 1-2: Address verification and service planning
- • Day 2-5: Service attempts (up to 3 standard attempts)
- • Day 5-7: Affidavit completion and filing
- • Success Rate: 95% completion within timeline
Rush & Same-Day Service
- • Same-Day: 4-8 hours from receipt to completion
- • Rush (24-48 hours): Priority queue processing
- • Emergency Orders: 2-4 hours for protective orders
- • Weekend/Holiday: Available with 50% surcharge
- • Success Rate: 92% same-day completion rate
Case Type Specific Timelines
Civil Lawsuits: Must be served within 90 days of filing
Divorce Proceedings: 20 days to respond after service
Small Claims: Service at least 10 days before hearing
Eviction Notices: 3-30 day notice periods (varies by violation)
Subpoenas: Reasonable notice required (typically 5+ days)
Restraining Orders: Immediate service required
Factors Affecting Service Timeline
How to Choose the Best Process Server in Oklahoma
Selecting the right process server can make the difference between successful service and costly delays. Here's your comprehensive guide to choosing the best professional for your legal needs.
Essential Qualifications to Verify
Legal Requirements
- • Valid Oklahoma process server license
- • Current $5,000 surety bond
- • Professional liability insurance
- • No conflicts of interest with your case
- • Compliance with Title 12 § 158.1
Professional Standards
- • NAPPS membership and certification
- • Established business reputation
- • Positive client reviews and testimonials
- • Clear fee structure and policies
- • Technology integration capabilities
Key Questions to Ask Process Servers
- Licensing: "Can you provide your current license number and expiration date?"
- Experience: "How many years have you been serving process in Oklahoma?"
- Success Rate: "What is your completion rate for standard service?"
- Coverage: "Do you serve all counties or have geographic limitations?"
- Timeline: "What is your typical turnaround time for my case type?"
- Technology: "Do you provide real-time updates and electronic documentation?"
- Pricing: "What are your fees and what additional costs might apply?"
Red Flags to Avoid
Licensing Issues
- • Cannot provide current license documentation
- • Expired or suspended licenses
- • No proof of required bonding
- • Unlicensed individuals offering service
Professional Concerns
- • Guarantees of service success
- • Unusually low prices ("too good to be true")
- • Poor communication or responsiveness
- • No established business address
Why Choose Just Legal Solutions
- ✓ Licensed & bonded in all 77 Oklahoma counties
- ✓ NAPPS certified professional members
- ✓ 4.9/5 star rating with 127+ verified reviews
- ✓ Over 2,847 successful service completions
- ✓ Real-time tracking and updates
- ✓ Same-day service available
- ✓ Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- ✓ 50+ years combined team experience
Recent Changes in Oklahoma Process Serving Laws
Staying current with legal changes is essential for valid service. Oklahoma has implemented several important updates to process serving laws and procedures in recent years.
2024-2025 Legislative Updates
Expanded electronic service options for certain document types, including email service with court approval for businesses and individuals who have consented to electronic communication.
Increased oversight of surety bond providers and strengthened financial protection requirements for licensed process servers.
New requirements for digital documentation and real-time case tracking capabilities for licensed process servers serving high-volume accounts.
Court Rule Updates
Streamlined affidavit of service filing requirements with new standardized forms and electronic filing options in participating counties.
Clarified timing requirements for various case types, including specific provisions for emergency orders and time-sensitive family law matters.
Enhanced coordination requirements between counties for multi-jurisdictional cases and improved tracking systems.
Upcoming Changes (2025-2026)
Planned implementation of statewide digital service tracking and automated court filing systems for improved efficiency and transparency.
Proposed continuing education requirements for licensed process servers to maintain current knowledge of legal changes and best practices.
Enhanced reciprocity agreements with neighboring states for streamlined cross-border service of process.
Staying Current with Legal Changes
Common Process Serving Mistakes to Avoid
Understanding common mistakes helps ensure valid service and prevents costly legal complications. Here are the most frequent errors and how to avoid them.
Critical Licensing Violations
Mistake: Hiring unlicensed individuals to save costs. Result: Invalid service, case delays, potential fines up to $1,000, and requirement to re-serve documents.
Mistake: Process server continues working with expired license. Result: All services during unlicensed period may be ruled invalid by courts.
Mistake: Server allows surety bond to lapse. Result: License suspension and no client protection against damages or errors.
Service Procedure Errors
Identification Failures
- • Serving wrong person due to inadequate identification
- • Accepting "I'm not [name]" without verification
- • Serving minors when adult service required
- • Inadequate description in affidavit
Improper Service Methods
- • Using substituted service when personal service required
- • Leaving documents with unauthorized persons
- • Trespassing on private property
- • Serving at inappropriate times or locations
Documentation and Filing Errors
Missing required information such as time, date, location, method of service, or physical description can invalidate service.
Failing to file affidavit of service within required timeframes can cause case delays and court sanctions.
Errors in names, addresses, dates, or service details can be grounds for challenging service validity.
How Just Legal Solutions Prevents These Mistakes
Quality Assurance
- • Current licensing verification
- • Mandatory identification procedures
- • Detailed service documentation
- • Electronic tracking and monitoring
Professional Standards
- • NAPPS ethical guidelines compliance
- • Ongoing professional education
- • Technology-enhanced accuracy
- • Client communication protocols
Prevention is Key
Key Oklahoma Statutes for Process Serving
Oklahoma's rules for civil procedure directly govern the service of process. Understanding these statutes is critical for ensuring service is valid. Here are the most important ones:
- Title 12, § 2004 - Process: This is the core statute, detailing who can be served and how (personal delivery, leaving at dwelling, etc.).
- Title 12, § 158.1 - Licensing of Private Process Servers: This statute mandates that all private process servers must be licensed by the district court.
- Fines and Penalties: Impersonating an officer of the court or failing to comply with statutes can lead to fines up to $1,000 and the invalidation of the service.
Expert Insights From Our Blog
For a deeper dive into specific topics, read our expert articles on Medium:
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Service Highlights
- ✓ Licensed & Bonded in All 77 Oklahoma Counties
- ✓ Same-Day Emergency Service Available
- ✓ 4.9/5 Star Customer Rating
- ✓ Over 2,847 Successful Serves
- ✓ Professional Skip Tracing Services
- ✓ Free Consultation Available 24/7
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