Process Server in Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City is where Utah's state district court, its busiest city justice court, and the federal courts for the District of Utah all sit within a few blocks of each other. Anderson Attorney Services handles process service, court runs, filings, and mobile notary work downtown and across the Salt Lake Valley for attorneys and law firms who need it done right and on time.

Courts in Salt Lake City

• Third District Court, Matheson Courthouse: 450 S. State St., Salt Lake City, UT 84114. District and juvenile matters for Salt Lake County.
• Salt Lake City Justice Court (John L. Baxter Courthouse): 333 S. 200 E., Salt Lake City, UT 84111.
• Salt Lake County Justice Court: 2001 S. State St., Suite S4-300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114. Covers unincorporated county areas and contract cities.
• U.S. District Court for the District of Utah, Orrin G. Hatch U.S. Courthouse: 351 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101.
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Frank E. Moss U.S. Courthouse: 350 S. Main St., Salt Lake City, UT 84101.

Because these courts are so close together, a single runner trip can often cover filings and retrievals at more than one of them. Ask us about combining court runs.

Serving papers in Salt Lake City

Downtown service often means office towers with lobby security, and those front desks will not send a server upstairs without an appointment. Newer high-rise apartment buildings downtown and in the surrounding neighborhoods have controlled entry, parking garages, and package rooms instead of front doors. The University of Utah campus and its student housing on the east bench add a population that moves often. We plan attempts around building access and work schedules, and when an address is stale, our skip tracing team can locate the respondent before we go out.

Where we serve around Salt Lake City

We cover all of Salt Lake City and the Salt Lake Valley, including Millcreek, Murray, West Valley City, and South Salt Lake, south to Sandy and north into Davis County through Bountiful. Up the canyon, we serve Park City, and to the south Lehi and Provo. We serve statewide. We also have dedicated pages for Millcreek and Murray. To the west, we also serve West Valley City.

Comprehensive Legal Services in Salt Lake City

We offer a full range of legal support services throughout Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County:

• Process Service — Summons, complaints, subpoenas, garnishments, and more served accurately and on time
• Court Services — Filing and document retrieval at the Salt Lake City Justice Court, Third District Court, and federal courthouse
• Skip Tracing — Locating hard-to-find defendants and witnesses using professional investigative databases
• Mobile Notary — Certified notaries who travel to your location anywhere in the Salt Lake Valley
• Notary Services — In-office notarization of legal documents, affidavits, and contracts
• Runner Services — Same-day document delivery throughout Salt Lake City and surrounding areas
• Electronic Document Submission — Fast, accurate e-filing with Utah courts
• Customized Affidavits — Professionally drafted affidavits tailored to your case
• Private Investigator — Licensed PI services for attorneys needing investigative support

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Third District Court in Salt Lake City?

The Scott M. Matheson Courthouse at 450 S. State St. handles Third District matters for Salt Lake County.

Can you file or retrieve documents at the federal courthouse?

Yes. The U.S. District Court is at the Orrin G. Hatch Courthouse (351 S. West Temple), and Bankruptcy Court is at the Frank E. Moss Courthouse (350 S. Main St.). We handle runner services to both.

Which justice court handles my Salt Lake City case?

Matters arising in Salt Lake City go to the Salt Lake City Justice Court at 333 S. 200 E. Unincorporated areas and some contract cities use the Salt Lake County Justice Court at 2001 S. State St. Other valley cities, like Murray and Sandy, have their own.

Can you serve someone in a secured downtown office or apartment building?

Yes. Controlled-access buildings take more planning. We work around lobby security and access rules, and we time attempts to when the person is most likely to be reachable.

Do you offer mobile notary service in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Our notaries come to law offices, homes, hospitals, and other locations across the valley.

How quickly can you serve documents in Salt Lake City?

We offer standard and rush service. Rush requests received by 2:30 PM get a same-day service attempt, and we then make our best efforts to attempt every day until service is completed.

Ready to get started? Contact Anderson Attorney Services today or call us at (801) 773-8220.