Service of Non-enforceable Judicial Process Basic

The Southeastern Public Safety Institute is pleased to offer the 40-hour training series entitled Service of Non-Enforceable Judicial Process-Basic. This program is designed for individuals seeking appointment as a special process server or certified process server pursuant to Chapter 48, Florida Statutes. This training is the result of the cooperative effort of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office and St. Petersburg College.
There is an attendance policy and those attending will be required to pass a written exam.

Curriculum Preview
I. Judicial System – Federal and State
II. Statutes and Rules of Procedure
III. Types of Service
IV. Who May Serve
V. How to Serve:
VI. Proof of Service
VII. Service Scenarios
VIII. Judicial Perspective
IX. Functions of the Clerk of the Court
X. Examination and Critique 

Seminar Presenter: An attorney licensed with the Florida Bar since 1997

Appointment Process
This program is designed for individuals seeking appointment as a certified process server or reappointment as a special process server pursuant to Chapter 48, Florida Statutes.
To be appointed/reappointed in Pinellas County, you may go online to www.pcsoweb.com for information or in person at
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, Civil Unit, 
Court Processing Unit Office
14500 49th Street North, Suite 106
Clearwater, FL 33762

To be appointed/reappointed in Pasco County, you may go online to www.pascosheriff.com for
information or in person at
Pasco County Sheriff's Office 
Court Process Section 
8700 Citizen Drive 
New Port Richey, FL 34654.
NOTE: Each appointing agency has established its own passing score requirements.

WEEK 1:
Tuesday, 7/14/26 - 8am-7pm
Wednesday, 7/15/26 - 8am-7pm
Thursday, 7/16/26 - 8am-7pm

WEEK 2:
Monday, 7/20/26 - 8am-7pm

*Class is held at the SPC Allstate Center, Room 103

Brochure available
Training Calendar available at https://pstc.spcollege.edu