Joshua J. Almeida is a United States Army combat veteran. He served on the Mexican border in support of Operation Jump Start, assisting in the work of deterring weapons traffickers, human traffickers, and drug traffickers. He deployed to Kuwait and Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom, in support of the Global War on Terrorism. In every assignment, he placed the mission first.
That order of priorities governs this service. The client's matter is the mission: preparation before the attempt, persistence through it, and a record of everything, kept as it happens. He is a private process server — never an officer of any court — based in Rhode Island, holding an Associate's degree and a B.S. in Legal Studies, both from Roger Williams University.
Global Process Service exists for the matters that leave the United States. Its discipline is the packet: the Article 5 request prepared to the Convention's form, the certified translation arranged, the filing made with the destination's Central Authority, the request tracked, and the proof of service returned. Execution abroad belongs to the destination's own court officers — the operator coordinates, and never serves papers outside United States jurisdiction.
The Dominican Republic is a featured line of the service — the operator frequents the country — with execution on the ground by a Dominican alguacil and the timeline stated honestly: months, not days.
What the firm receives, it can file with confidence.
One Service, Worldwide
Serving beyond the United States → Global Process Service. Hague Article 5 coordination at a flat $995 — the packet specialty, stated in full on this site.
The Mission Is Your Matter
Email the papers, the service address abroad, and your deadline. The destination's channel and the full cost will be confirmed in writing.