National Association of Professional Process Servers Review

NAPPS is dysfunctional and treats members poorly and arbitrarily.

Avoid this association at all cost as there are other better and kinder ones worthier of your time and money.

NAPPS also has a history of ripping off members and has been reported to the BBB and Attorney General.

This association was originally founded to protect and preserve the private process serving profession and has evolved into a worldwide leader for process servers across the globe. In addition to the legislative protection, the networking opportunities are unprecedented and the tangible benefits such as discounts on office supplies, prescriptions, shipping and many others have saved my company a lot of money. As a third generation process server, growing up attending this association's annual conferences convinced me to remain in this profession and the relationships formed by being a member have provided opportunities unmatched by any other nationwide non-profit trade association I've been a part of. NAPPS has become a recognized resource for all types of legal professionals!

The 2017 NAPPS Conference was top knotch! I love being part of such a professional organization. NAPPS has come a long way in my 11 years of membership and I see more great things coming for professional private process servers in the future to the hard work of the Association leadership and volunteers.

From top, down, NAPPS is truly a first class organization. They treat each member like an individual and I couldn't be happier to be apart of such a great group of dedicated people.

Terrible experience with their incompetent process servers who are deadbeats and do not do the work you pay them to do. When you complain to Napps they do not care one bit.

Use another association instead and avoid getting burned like we did.

I have been associated with this association for many years. It is the premier association in the United States representing the process serving industry. The legislative work conducted throughout the U.S. and the relationships NAPPS has built with other organizations in the United States and the world are unmatched in the industry..

My business has received tremendous support from this organization and its members.

NAPPS is 2200 members strong. Initially formed to fight negative legislation that could have changed the industry's duty to provide due process, NAPPS members are held to high ethical standards. The benefits members enjoy include but are not limited to access to the secure document trading platform, job post feature, utilization of the arbitration and grievance process, discounts from mobile phone companies and shipping companies, forms, education, newsletters and an annual conference very well organized and attended. I have gained a wealth of knowledge and consider the individuals that have been at the helm over 30 years some of the best in the business and know they are always available for my questions and concerns

NAPPS is the largest non-profit trade association in the world, dedicated to the betterment of the Private Process Server Profession. I have not found a more dedicated group of professionals during my 30 plus year career in this field. The benefits of membership, FAR out way the minimal cost of dues, through legislative resources, internal programs and a tangible member benefit lineup! As a proud member since 1989, I can easily say it was, and continues to be, an exponentially important piece of my Agency's success.

NAPPS has been the most significant organization for private process servers for my entire time in the profession. (over 25 years). The organization delivers value to its members in the form of national recognition, member search features, and monitoring of national and state issues that could affect private process servers. I highly recommend that any professional associated with private process service join NAPPS.

I cancelled my membership with this incompetent association because they attempted to tell us how to run our business and " do the work first then get paid after".

Forget about it! After numerous deadbeat members do not pay us for hard work done it is not worth the paper the money is printed by the time you collect. Although NAPPS allows you to have a pre-pay requirement on your NAPPS Listing, they do not enforce it and will tell you to do it their way. NAPPS can go to hell!

Good thing there are many other better and worthier process server associations to choose from.

Stay away from NAPPS and do not get burned like we did here at our agency! The son of the deceased gentleman who used to run NAPPS previously is a piss poor comparison of his father. Lousy, unrestrained and unprofessional temperment.

I would give zero stars if possible.

I paid good money and their member process server stole my money and never did the work.

NAPPS does not care and does nothing to help the public. It seems that the honest servers have left their organization and their current member base is largely rifraf and mostly unprofessional!

No wonder their turnover rate is so high. Stay away from this dysfunctional organization if you care about your money.

NAPPS the largest association of professional process servers and the first resource for information regarding the profess service. Founded in 1982 by a group of individuals to form a nationwide organization to fight proposed federal legislation adverse to the process serving profession and assure the due process rights of citizens. I have so gained much knowledge from our past and present leaders, who are involved in the legislative process, while getting to work with the charter state associations on court rules, forms and the constant changes in the legal system. NAPPS continuously raises the standards of the profession by offering the best resource of information.

NAPPS has always been great for my business, and helps me grow it daily ;)
They are very unique group, and I am proud to be a member.

An excellent organization that is well managed and staffed.

As a member they are extremely helpful in addressing any questions you may have.

Would recommend a membership application to anyone committed to the process serving industry.