Do you need a process server to publish a notice?

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One of the legal options for process serving in San Diego involves the publication of the notice in the legal section of the paper. While this may seem like an easy thing to do, hold of scheduling the notice – there is a lot more involved in the process than it would first appear. This is why having a professional process server in San Diego is necessary; the potential for running afoul of the law while trying to meet litigation requirements for process serving is huge.
When can a notice be published?
A notice may be published only after ever reasonable attempt at process serving in San Diego has been done. A process server will be able to provide the documentation of the attempts that are acceptable in a court of law. Also, once a process server has made reasonable attempt, they have to also go through a process of exhausting the other contact venues. A process server in San Diego may have to look at local tax and vehicle registrations to try and determine a place of employment or alternate domicile for the person to be served. If they still cannot find a means of contacting them, publication now becomes an option.