Florida Association of Professional Process Servers

Training Schedule and Registration

Are you looking to begin a career in process serving, renew your license, or learn more about serving Florida process?



New Process Server Education and Continuing Education classes are available online or in person.

If you have never been licensed before view our FAQ for information on your county/jurisdiction.


FAPPS is the official training provider for the
15th Judicial Circuit (Palm Beach County)


FAPPS partnered with Indian River State College/CCTI
and has been the exclusive training provider for the
19th Judicial Circuit since 2014




What our attendees have shared about our classes:

"The quality and accuracy of the Instructors, Instruction in this course was excellent. Their collaboration, skills, and teamwork was clearly evident in their class room instruction. I recommend this course to any future process servers"

"Instructor was very thorough and is passionate about process serving"

"Instructors were great. Fully explained the material and made the class very fun"

"Teachers interacted with the students, I had a great time"


Learn more about our Education Program.

Additional steps and fees are required to complete your application to become a Private Process Server (Review FAQ for details) Note: A separate license is required to serve process in each jurisdiction. Contact Diana Wardwell, Administrator or Michelle Howard, Education Chair for more details.


Available Classes

FAPPS EDUCATION SCHEDULE

Courses are available online and in person. Select your course type (New Process Server or Continuing Education) for available dates and location:

New Process Server Education - click here for classes

Continuing Education - click here for classes

Continuing Education (In Person) - click here for classes

Click Here for education class payments.

As a reminder there is NO statewide license for Process Servers. You must be licensed in each circuit or county you are serving depending on the licensing program available (court or sheriff).You can be licensed in multiple jurisdictions. There are some counties where there is no licensing program. In those instances you can only serve through a judicial order outlined in the Rules of Civil Procedure in every case. Learn more about the different types of licensing programs and rules in our Education Classes. All licensing requires annual renewal and many have renewal education requirements. Additional information can be found at How To Become A Process Server, by contacting our administration office at (321) 952-0820 administrator@fapps.org or Michelle Howard AFPS, Formal Education Chair.

19th Judicial Circuit Course Schedule

FAPPS is pleased to announce we are the exclusive training partner with IRSC providing the required educational training in the 19th Judicial Circuit in order to submit an initial or renewal application for licensing. Classes are held at Indian River State College, Brown Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, 3209 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL.

Continuing Education

Date:
Annually in April and September at Indian River State College – Brown Center for Innovation
Details:
Register with the college.
For additional information or class dates, contact FAPPS.

New Process Server Education

Details:
Register with the college.
For additional information or class dates, contact FAPPS.