Certified process servers in Bell County, Texas
57 process servers certified by the Texas JBCC list Bell County as their county of record — #15 among Texas's 254 counties. 33 of them authorized the state to publish a business phone or email, shown first below.
Servers with state-published contact details (33)
24 more certified servers on record (no contact released by the state)
The JBCC releases contact details only when the server authorizes it (Tex. Gov't Code §2062.003). Each name links to the certification details. Is one of these you? Claim your free listing.
- Ayomide Femi Jacobs PSC-25373
- Charlene Registe Henry PSC-26942
- Charles Eta Eno PSC-30551
- Eric Edwin Follansbee PSC-23859
- Forrest Bruce PSC-21689
- Hershell Anthony Brown PSC-27214
- Janie Dianne Douglas PSC-24290
- Jesse Priest PSC-28950
- Larentacia Caldwell PSC-26449
- Leah Velo PSC-25842
- Mildred Lorene Love PSC-10857
- Nathaniel Ray Foy PSC-27026
- Nicole Swain PSC-16384
- Raymond Frank Pritchard PSC-6581
- Rebecca Adney PSC-27096
- Schevonn Marie Hanks PSC-28060
- Scott Jason Walthall PSC-30268
- Tammi Lynette Day-Moreland PSC-28177
- Tangela Glover-Philpot PSC-27990
- Teresa Diane Kiphen PSC-22264
- Tony Andrew Garcia PSC-22629
- Toyce Alexander PSC-14218
- Tunisia Nicole Brown PSC-27174
- Yolanda Rogers PSC-16266
Serving papers in Bell County
Texas does not limit a certified server to their home county: Rule 103 says process "may be served anywhere" by a person certified by the JBCC. When hiring, confirm the server's certification number and expiration date (they must appear on the return of service under Rule 107(b)(10)) and check the number on the JBCC search.
Court filings and local fee schedules for Bell County are handled by the county and district clerks in Belton, the county seat. We don't reproduce local court details we haven't verified; check the clerk's official website for current fees and filing rules.