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Official Fee Schedule IPS Court Services provides statewide process serving and constable services throughout Massachusetts and parts of New Hampshire. Below is our current fee schedule, including local service areas, statewide rates, and out‑of‑state paperwork fees. Service Areas & Fees Service Area 1 Towns and Cities Closest to Network Members: Ayer 01432 ... Shirley 01464 ... Littleton 01460 Harvard 01451 ... Groton 01450 ... Westford 01886 Boxborough 01719 ... Acton 01720 ... Concord 01742 Carlisle 01741 ,,, Chelmsford 01824 ... Dunstable 01827 Pepperell 01463 ... Winchendon 01475 ... Lunenburg 01462 Fitchburg 01420 ... Leominster 01453 ... Sterling 01564 Lancaster 01523 ... Bolton 01740 ... Stow 01775 Hudson 01749 ... Marlboro 01752 ... Sudbury 01776 Maynard 01754 ... Clinton 01510 ... Berlin 01503 Townsend 01469 ... West Townsend 01474 ... Devens 01434 Nashua, NH 03060 ... Troy, NH 03465 ... Fitzwilliam, NH 03447 Jaffrey, NH 03452 Service Fee: $75.00 Se...

The Massachusetts Notary Public & Legal Support Network , operated through IPS‑Notary.com , provides a full suite of professional legal support services for attorneys, law firms, businesses, and individuals throughout Massachusetts. Our network delivers trusted notary services, apostille processing, process serving, legal support, and subpoena services. We also operate Massachusetts‑Subpoena.com — the Network’s dedicated subpoena service division, specializing in drafting, issuing, domesticating, and serving Massachusetts subpoenas. Below is a complete overview of how both platforms work together to provide seamless, statewide legal support. 🔹 IPS‑Notary.com — Core Legal Support Services 1. Massachusetts Notary Public Services      Professional notarization for: Affidavits & sworn statements Real estate documents Estate planning documents Business agreements Medical, school, and personal documents Mobile appointments available statewide. 2. Mobile & Travel...

If you have a case pending in a court outside the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and need to depose a witness who lives here, our Legal Support Network can assist with every step of the Massachusetts subpoena process. Under  Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 233, Section 45 , a witness in Massachusetts may be summoned and compelled—just as if appearing before a Massachusetts court—to give a deposition for a case pending in another state. The statute authorizes depositions to be taken before: >  A Massachusetts notary public or justice of the peace, or​ > A commissioner appointed by the court where your case is pending, with the witness compelled to appear through process issued by a Massachusetts notary or justice of the peace. ​ Our network issues deposition subpoenas in full compliance with  M.G.L. c. 233 § 45  to compel the witness to appear at the deposition you schedule with a deposition service company. Steps You Must ...