Process Server Field Kit

Serve, document, and prove it. A process server's problem isn't reaching the door — it's what happens when service is contested three months later and the affidavit is all you have.

What's in the kit

• Dash Camera with Night Vision — timestamped footage of the vehicle arriving, including after dark, with a G-sensor that locks clips so the loop doesn't overwrite them
• Digital Voice Recorder, Voice-Activated — attempt notes dictated in the car while details are fresh, and a record of what was said at the door where your state allows it
• Storage Clipboard with Enclosed Compartment — writing surface on top, served originals and blanks out of sight underneath
• Tactical LED Flashlight with Magnetic Base — reads unlit house numbers and apartment placards on night serves; the magnet parks it on the car while you write
• Personal Security Alarm Keychain — pull-pin siren with a built-in flashlight, on the same ring as your car keys, for the doors that turn hostile
• Compact Folding Binoculars — confirm the house number, the plate in the driveway, and who just walked out, from the far end of the block before you commit to the door

Bought separately: $229. As a kit: $183.

One legal note on the recorder: recording-consent rules vary by state. New York and New Jersey are one-party states; check yours before recording anyone other than yourself.

Free shipping. Arrives in 7-13 business days, in multiple parcels.