What the Sept 8 CALSPro Webinar Means for Your Workflow
CALSPro Connect Live is hosting a free AB 747 roundtable on September 8. Here's what to expect — and which workflow changes you should already be making.
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CALSPro Connect Live is hosting a free AB 747 roundtable on September 8. Here's what to expect — and which workflow changes you should already be making.
Read more →California e-filing systems are notoriously picky about attachments. Here's how to format and submit GPS-verified proof-of-service photos before the 2027 AB 747 deadline — without rejection errors.
Read more →AB 747's stricter personal service requirements are changing how California process servers work before a paper is ever handed over. Here's what's shifting — and what isn't.
Read more →You don't need to wait until January 2027 to build a compliant GPS documentation workflow. These five apps are what California process servers are actually using in the field right now.
Read more →AB 747 requires three attempts on three different days at three different times. Here's how to build a workflow that satisfies the rule without doubling your drive time.
Read more →Everything a California process server needs to be AB 747 compliant in 2027 — GPS cameras, body cams, mounts, batteries, and more. All available on Amazon today.
Read more →AB 747 makes California's process server registries publicly searchable starting 2027. Here's the action checklist to make sure your registration is clean, current, and ready for scrutiny.
Read more →California's AB 747 requires GPS-verified photos on every serve attempt starting January 1, 2027. Here's exactly what you need to be compliant.
Read more →AB 747 requires GPS-verified photos on every serve attempt by 2027. Here are the best cameras and apps for California process servers at every price point.
Read more →Meta Ray-Bans are the least threatening, most practical GPS documentation tool I've found for process serving — and they're already AB 747 compliant.
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