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Fort Collins is the Larimer County seat, so much of the county's court paperwork starts here. The process servers on this page take jobs in Fort Collins, across Larimer County and throughout northern Colorado, including Loveland and Denver.
Larimer County Justice Center
201 LaPorte Ave, Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Home of the Larimer County district and county courts. See the court's location page.
Larimer County Administrative Services Building
200 W. Oak St.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
The Clerk and Recorder and the Board of County Commissioners are here. Colorado's service rule names the county clerk among the people who can accept papers for the county.
Fort Collins City Clerk
300 LaPorte Ave
Fort Collins, CO 80521
For a lawsuit against the City of Fort Collins.
Colorado State University (Fort Collins, CO 80523) and UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital (1024 S. Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524)
These are two of the county's largest employers. A server can deliver papers to an employee at work. A case against the university or hospital system itself usually has to be served on its registered agent or another person the law names, and that may not be at this address. Look up any company's agent in the Colorado Secretary of State business database, and read what a registered agent is.
Who is allowed to serve papers in Fort Collins?
Any adult who isn't a party to the case. Colorado doesn't license process servers (C.R.C.P. 4(d)).
How long do I have to serve?
In a district court case, a defendant generally has to be served within 63 days after the complaint is filed (C.R.C.P. 4(m)). See service deadlines explained.
Why not have the sheriff do it?
The sheriff serves civil papers inside Larimer County, but needs a current street address and doesn't rush jobs. A private server can try at different times of day, work to your deadline and track down someone who has moved, which is common in a college town where many renters change addresses every year.
What does it cost?
It depends on the address, the number of attempts and how fast you need it. Our guide covers process server costs.
To get started, call a firm on this page with the name and address of the person or business you need served, and your deadline. For the full rules, read Colorado process serving laws. This is a general summary, not legal advice.
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