# TASKCOLONY PROCESS SERVER AGREEMENT

**Last Updated: September 11, 2026**

This Process Server Agreement (“Agreement”) governs participation as a process server on the TaskColony platform operated by **OGVCLOUD LLC d/b/a TaskColony** (“TaskColony,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By registering as a Process Server, checking the box indicating acceptance of this Agreement, claiming or accepting a service request, or otherwise providing process-serving services through TaskColony, you (“Process Server” or “you”) acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by this Agreement.

## 1. ROLE OF TASKCOLONY

TaskColony operates a technology platform that facilitates connections between customers seeking legal document delivery or process-serving services and independent Process Servers.

TaskColony provides technology and related platform functions that may include job posting, dispatch, assignment, communication, document management, status tracking, payment processing, and recordkeeping.

Except where expressly stated otherwise in writing, TaskColony does not itself physically perform service of process.

TaskColony does not provide legal advice and does not determine whether a particular method of service is legally sufficient for a particular case or jurisdiction.

## 2. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS

Process Servers using TaskColony are independent contractors and are not employees, agents, partners, representatives, franchisees, or joint venturers of TaskColony or OGVCLOUD LLC.

Nothing in this Agreement creates an employer-employee, principal-agent, partnership, franchise, or joint-venture relationship.

Process Servers are independently responsible for the manner and means by which they perform services, subject to applicable laws, court rules, court orders, certification requirements, and requirements applicable to the particular service request.

A Process Server has no authority to enter into agreements, make representations, assume obligations, admit liability, or otherwise bind TaskColony or OGVCLOUD LLC.

Process Servers must not represent themselves as employees, agents, law-enforcement officers, or legal representatives of TaskColony.

## 3. CERTIFICATION, LICENSING, AND ELIGIBILITY

Each Process Server is solely responsible for ensuring that the Process Server is legally qualified and authorized to perform every service accepted through TaskColony.

The Process Server is responsible for obtaining and maintaining all certifications, registrations, licenses, court appointments, authorizations, insurance, training, or other qualifications required by applicable law or the jurisdiction where service is performed.

The Process Server must immediately notify TaskColony if any required certification, registration, license, or authorization expires, is suspended, revoked, restricted, or otherwise becomes invalid.

Process Servers must not accept or perform a service for which they are not legally qualified or authorized.

TaskColony's verification or display of certification information does not relieve a Process Server of the obligation to maintain current and valid qualifications.

## 4. COMPLIANCE WITH LAW AND COURT RULES

The Process Server is solely responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules of civil procedure, court orders, local rules, ethical requirements, certification requirements, and other requirements applicable to each service.

Acceptance, assignment, or availability of a job through TaskColony does not constitute a representation or guarantee by TaskColony that the Process Server is legally authorized to perform that service or that any particular method of service is legally sufficient.

The Process Server must independently determine the legal requirements applicable to each service before performing it.

## 5. PROCESS SERVER RESPONSIBILITY

The Process Server assumes responsibility for the actual performance or attempted performance of each service accepted through TaskColony.

This responsibility includes, but is not limited to:

* reviewing the documents and available service instructions; * identifying the correct person or entity to be served; * verifying identity when reasonably necessary; * determining whether and how service may lawfully be performed; * performing service at legally permissible locations; * complying with applicable deadlines; * making required service attempts; * accurately documenting every attempt; * accurately reporting successful and unsuccessful service; * complying with applicable court orders and rules; * accurately describing the person served when required; * maintaining truthful notes, photographs, timestamps, GPS information, and other evidence; * providing truthful information for any return, proof, declaration, or affidavit of service; and * promptly reporting errors or material problems relating to a service.

## 6. WRONGFUL, IMPROPER, DEFECTIVE, OR UNLAWFUL SERVICE

TaskColony is not responsible for wrongful, improper, defective, invalid, negligent, unauthorized, untimely, incomplete, or unlawful service or attempted service resulting from the acts or omissions of an independent Process Server, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

The Process Server accepts responsibility for the Process Server's own acts and omissions, including claims arising from:

* serving the wrong person; * mistaken identity; * serving at the wrong address or location; * serving an unauthorized recipient; * failure to comply with applicable service requirements; * failure to follow a court order; * failure to make required attempts; * missed deadlines; * trespass or unlawful entry; * harassment, threats, intimidation, assault, or inappropriate conduct; * property damage; * personal injury caused by the Process Server; * invasion of privacy; * false or misleading statements; * inaccurate service information; * fabricated service attempts; * false or manipulated photographs; * inaccurate or falsified GPS information; * false timestamps; * inaccurate physical descriptions; * inaccurate returns, affidavits, declarations, or proofs of service; or * performing service without legally required certification or authorization.

## 7. ACCURACY AND TRUTHFULNESS OF SERVICE RECORDS

All information submitted by a Process Server through TaskColony must be truthful, complete, and accurate to the best of the Process Server's knowledge.

A Process Server must never fabricate, alter, falsify, or intentionally misrepresent:

* a service attempt; * completed service; * date or time; * GPS location; * photograph; * recipient identity; * physical description; * address; * signature; * conversation; * service notes; or * any other evidence relating to service.

A Process Server must immediately report any material error discovered in previously submitted service information.

## 8. PROOF, AFFIDAVIT, DECLARATION, OR RETURN OF SERVICE

Information used to prepare a proof of service, affidavit, declaration, return of service, or similar document may be based upon information entered into TaskColony by the Process Server.

The Process Server is responsible for reviewing the document and confirming that all information is accurate before signing, approving, submitting, or authorizing its use.

TaskColony's generation, formatting, storage, transmission, or display of a proof, affidavit, declaration, return, or similar document does not constitute TaskColony's independent verification that the underlying service was properly performed.

The Process Server remains responsible for the accuracy and truthfulness of the service information provided or approved by the Process Server.

## 9. NO GUARANTEE OF VALID SERVICE

TaskColony does not warrant or guarantee that any service or attempted service will ultimately be determined legally sufficient, valid, enforceable, or acceptable by a court, governmental authority, attorney, customer, defendant, recipient, or other person.

Legal sufficiency may depend upon applicable law, court rules, court orders, facts surrounding the service, and judicial determination.

Use of TaskColony does not replace the Process Server's responsibility to comply with applicable service requirements.

## 10. DEFENDANT, RECIPIENT, AND THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, TaskColony and OGVCLOUD LLC shall not be responsible for claims, damages, losses, liabilities, penalties, costs, or expenses arising from the independent acts or omissions of a Process Server while performing or attempting to perform service.

This includes claims asserted by defendants, respondents, recipients, witnesses, property owners, customers, attorneys, businesses, governmental entities, or other third parties relating to alleged:

* wrongful service; * improper or defective service; * invalid service; * mistaken identity; * service on the wrong individual; * service at the wrong location; * trespass; * unlawful entry; * harassment; * intimidation; * invasion of privacy; * property damage; * personal injury; * misrepresentation; * false statements; * falsified service records; * unauthorized service; or * other misconduct attributable to the Process Server.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited under applicable law.

## 11. INDEMNIFICATION

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Process Server agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless **OGVCLOUD LLC d/b/a TaskColony**, together with its owners, members, managers, officers, employees, affiliates, successors, contractors, service providers, and agents, from and against claims, demands, lawsuits, proceedings, judgments, settlements, damages, losses, penalties, fines, liabilities, costs, expenses, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising out of or relating to:

1. the Process Server's performance or attempted performance of a service; 2. wrongful, improper, defective, negligent, unauthorized, or unlawful service; 3. the Process Server's violation of applicable law, court rules, court orders, or certification requirements; 4. false, misleading, incomplete, or inaccurate service records; 5. an inaccurate affidavit, declaration, return, or proof of service based upon information supplied or approved by the Process Server; 6. bodily injury, death, or property damage caused by the Process Server; 7. trespass, harassment, invasion of privacy, misrepresentation, or other alleged misconduct by the Process Server; 8. the Process Server's breach of this Agreement; 9. the Process Server's failure to maintain required certification, licensing, registration, insurance, or authorization; or 10. claims brought against TaskColony or OGVCLOUD LLC because of acts or omissions allegedly committed by the Process Server.

This provision is specifically intended to apply to third-party claims, including claims in which TaskColony or OGVCLOUD LLC is named as a defendant because of the Process Server's alleged conduct, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

## 12. COOPERATION WITH CLAIMS, CHALLENGES, AND INVESTIGATIONS

If TaskColony becomes involved in a complaint, challenge to service, subpoena, investigation, lawsuit, court proceeding, regulatory inquiry, or other dispute concerning a service performed or attempted by a Process Server, the Process Server agrees to reasonably cooperate.

The Process Server may be required to provide relevant service records, notes, photographs, GPS information, communications, certification information, declarations, affidavits, or testimony.

TaskColony may preserve relevant records as reasonably necessary for legal, compliance, safety, fraud-prevention, dispute-resolution, or regulatory purposes.

## 13. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

Process Servers must conduct themselves professionally and lawfully while performing services obtained through TaskColony.

Process Servers must not:

* threaten or harass recipients; * impersonate law enforcement; * falsely claim governmental authority; * unlawfully enter private property; * damage property; * knowingly create unnecessary confrontations; * use unlawful force; * unlawfully discriminate; * falsify service information; * misrepresent their authority; * engage in fraudulent or criminal conduct; or * intentionally engage in deceptive conduct relating to a service.

## 14. SAFETY

Process Servers are responsible for evaluating the safety of locations and circumstances encountered while performing services.

TaskColony does not require a Process Server to enter a location or situation that the Process Server reasonably believes presents an immediate danger.

Process Servers should comply with applicable laws and contact appropriate emergency or law-enforcement authorities when circumstances reasonably require it.

## 15. PAYMENTS, PLATFORM FEES, COMMISSIONS, AND PAYOUTS

TaskColony charges and retains a platform fee or commission in connection with services facilitated through the TaskColony platform.

The amount payable to the Process Server for a particular job will be displayed or otherwise communicated through the TaskColony platform before the Process Server accepts or claims the job.

The Process Server acknowledges and agrees that the amount paid by the customer may be greater than the amount payable to the Process Server. The difference may include TaskColony's platform fee, commission, payment-processing costs, administrative charges, taxes, or other applicable charges.

### TaskColony Commission

TaskColony may determine the amount, percentage, calculation method, or structure of its platform fee or commission.

TaskColony reserves the right to increase, decrease, modify, replace, or otherwise change its platform fee or commission structure from time to time, subject to applicable law.

Unless otherwise required by applicable law, changes to TaskColony's commission or platform fee may become effective prospectively when reflected on the TaskColony platform or in the amount offered for a new service opportunity.

TaskColony is not required to maintain any particular commission percentage or fee structure indefinitely.

A change in TaskColony's commission or platform fee will not retroactively reduce the Process Server payout for a job that the Process Server already claimed or accepted at a specified payout amount, unless the Process Server agrees to the change or an adjustment is otherwise authorized under this Agreement or applicable law.

### Acceptance of Job Payout

Before claiming or accepting a job, the Process Server is responsible for reviewing the payout amount displayed for that job.

By claiming or accepting the job, the Process Server accepts the displayed Process Server payout as compensation for completing that service, subject to the terms of this Agreement.

The Process Server has no entitlement to the total amount charged to the customer or to any portion retained by TaskColony as a platform fee, commission, administrative charge, or other applicable fee.

### Payout Processing

Payouts may be processed through third-party payment providers.

Process Servers are responsible for providing accurate payout information and satisfying identity, banking, tax, and other verification requirements imposed by applicable payment providers.

TaskColony may delay, place on hold, offset where legally permitted, or withhold a payout where reasonably necessary to investigate suspected fraud, duplicate payments, disputed completion, chargebacks, inaccurate service information, legal restrictions, payment-processing issues, violations of this Agreement, or other legitimate disputes concerning the service.

TaskColony does not guarantee any particular payout-processing time where delays result from payment processors, financial institutions, verification requirements, legal requirements, fraud reviews, or circumstances outside TaskColony's reasonable control.

### No Guaranteed Earnings

TaskColony does not guarantee any Process Server a minimum number of jobs, minimum earnings, minimum payout, minimum hourly rate, or any particular level of income.

Process Servers independently decide whether to claim or accept available service opportunities based on the payout and other information displayed for the job.

## 16. TAXES AND EXPENSES

As independent contractors, Process Servers are responsible for their own taxes, tax reporting obligations, transportation, fuel, equipment, mobile devices, insurance, licensing, certification costs, and other expenses associated with performing services, except where TaskColony expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

TaskColony does not provide employee benefits, workers' compensation benefits, unemployment benefits, paid leave, retirement benefits, or other employment benefits to Process Servers except where required by applicable law.

## 17. ACCOUNT SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION

TaskColony may suspend, restrict, deactivate, or terminate a Process Server's account where TaskColony reasonably determines that the Process Server:

* violated this Agreement; * submitted false or misleading information; * falsified service records; * improperly performed service; * no longer maintains required certification or authorization; * engaged in unsafe or unlawful conduct; * engaged in fraud or attempted fraud; * created material legal, safety, financial, or platform risk; or * repeatedly generated substantiated complaints concerning service performance.

TaskColony may investigate complaints before determining whether additional platform action is appropriate.

## 18. NO AUTHORITY TO SPEAK FOR OR BIND TASKCOLONY

Process Servers may identify TaskColony as the platform through which a service opportunity was obtained when reasonably necessary, but they may not represent that they are employees, agents, or legal representatives of TaskColony.

Process Servers may not make promises, warranties, admissions, settlements, legal representations, or contractual commitments on behalf of TaskColony or OGVCLOUD LLC.

## 19. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, TASKCOLONY AND OGVCLOUD LLC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO A PROCESS SERVER FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO USE OF THE TASKCOLONY PLATFORM.

TASKCOLONY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE AVAILABILITY, NUMBER, LOCATION, FREQUENCY, VALUE, PROFITABILITY, OR CONTINUED AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES.

TASKCOLONY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT ANY PARTICULAR SERVICE WILL BE ACCEPTED AS VALID BY A COURT OR OTHER AUTHORITY.

Nothing in this Agreement limits or excludes liability that applicable law does not permit to be limited or excluded.

## 20. DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND INFORMAL RESOLUTION

Before initiating arbitration or other legal proceedings against the other party, the Process Server and TaskColony agree to make a good-faith effort to resolve the dispute informally.

The party asserting a dispute must provide written notice describing the nature of the dispute, relevant facts, and relief requested.

Notices to TaskColony must be sent using the legal or support contact information designated by TaskColony on the platform.

The parties will have thirty (30) days after receipt of the notice to attempt to resolve the dispute informally before either party may initiate arbitration, unless immediate relief is reasonably necessary or applicable law requires otherwise.

## 21. AGREEMENT TO BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION

**PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY. IT AFFECTS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS.**

Except for disputes expressly excluded below, the Process Server and TaskColony agree that any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to:

* this Process Server Agreement; * use of the TaskColony platform; * registration or eligibility as a Process Server; * job assignments or claimed jobs; * payments or payouts; * account restrictions, suspension, or termination; * services performed or attempted through the platform; * communications between TaskColony and the Process Server; * the interpretation, applicability, enforceability, formation, or alleged breach of this Agreement; or * the relationship between TaskColony and the Process Server

shall be resolved through **final and binding individual arbitration**, rather than through a lawsuit in court, except where applicable law provides otherwise.

The Process Server and TaskColony acknowledge that arbitration generally does not involve a judge or jury and that judicial review of an arbitration award is limited.

### Federal Arbitration Act

This arbitration agreement involves interstate commerce and shall be governed by the **Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”), 9 U.S.C. §§ 1–16**, to the fullest extent applicable.

If the FAA is determined not to apply to a particular dispute, applicable Texas arbitration law shall govern to the extent permitted by law.

### Arbitration Administrator and Rules

Unless the parties mutually agree otherwise in writing, arbitration shall be administered by the **American Arbitration Association (“AAA”)** pursuant to the applicable AAA arbitration rules in effect when arbitration is commenced, as modified by this Agreement.

If AAA is unavailable or unwilling to administer the arbitration, the parties shall attempt in good faith to select another nationally recognized arbitration provider. If the parties cannot agree, either party may ask a court of competent jurisdiction to appoint an arbitration provider or arbitrator as permitted by applicable law.

### Location and Method of Arbitration

Unless otherwise required by applicable law or agreed by the parties, arbitration may be conducted by video conference, telephone, written submissions, or at a mutually agreed location.

TaskColony will not require a Process Server to travel an unreasonable distance solely to participate in arbitration.

### Arbitrator's Authority

The arbitrator may award any individual remedy or relief that would otherwise be available to the individual party under applicable law, subject to lawful limitations contained in this Agreement.

The arbitrator shall issue a written decision sufficient to explain the essential findings and conclusions supporting the award when required by applicable arbitration rules or law.

Judgment on an arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction.

## 22. CLASS, COLLECTIVE, AND REPRESENTATIVE ACTION WAIVER

**TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE PROCESS SERVER AND TASKCOLONY AGREE THAT DISPUTES BETWEEN THEM WILL BE RESOLVED ONLY ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS.**

THE PROCESS SERVER AND TASKCOLONY EACH WAIVE THE RIGHT TO BRING, PARTICIPATE IN, OR HAVE A DISPUTE HEARD AS A:

* CLASS ACTION; * COLLECTIVE ACTION; * CONSOLIDATED ACTION; * MASS ACTION; OR * REPRESENTATIVE ACTION ON BEHALF OF OTHER PERSONS,

TO THE EXTENT SUCH WAIVER IS PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW.

Unless both parties expressly agree otherwise in writing, an arbitrator may not consolidate the claims of multiple Process Servers or otherwise preside over a class, collective, consolidated, mass, or representative proceeding where such waiver is enforceable.

This provision does not prohibit either party from participating in a proceeding or exercising a right that applicable law does not permit to be waived.

## 23. JURY TRIAL WAIVER

**TO THE EXTENT A DISPUTE IS REQUIRED TO BE RESOLVED THROUGH ARBITRATION UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, THE PROCESS SERVER AND TASKCOLONY KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO HAVE THAT DISPUTE DECIDED BY A JUDGE OR JURY IN COURT.**

For any dispute that is not subject to arbitration and for which a jury-trial waiver is legally enforceable, the Process Server and TaskColony waive trial by jury to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

## 24. EXCEPTIONS TO ARBITRATION

Notwithstanding the arbitration requirements above, either party may pursue an individual claim in small claims court if the claim qualifies and remains within that court's jurisdiction.

Either party may seek temporary, preliminary, or emergency injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction where reasonably necessary to prevent immediate and irreparable harm, protect confidential information, prevent fraud, protect intellectual property, protect platform security, or preserve the status quo while arbitration is pending.

Nothing in this Agreement prevents a party from reporting suspected unlawful activity to an appropriate governmental or regulatory authority or participating in an investigation where legally permitted.

## 25. ARBITRATION FEES

Arbitration filing, administrative, and arbitrator fees shall be allocated according to the applicable arbitration provider's rules and applicable law.

TaskColony will pay arbitration fees that applicable law requires TaskColony to pay for this arbitration agreement to remain enforceable.

Each party shall otherwise be responsible for its own attorneys' fees and expenses unless applicable law, the arbitration rules, another provision of this Agreement, or the arbitrator's award provides otherwise.

## 26. SEVERABILITY OF ARBITRATION PROVISIONS

If any portion of Sections 20 through 25 is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be severed or limited to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining arbitration provisions shall continue in effect to the fullest extent permitted by law.

However, if the prohibition against class or collective arbitration is finally determined to be unenforceable with respect to a particular claim and that determination permits the claim to proceed on a class or collective basis, then that class or collective claim shall proceed in a court of competent jurisdiction rather than in class or collective arbitration, unless applicable law requires otherwise.

## 27. GOVERNING LAW

Except for matters governed by the Federal Arbitration Act or other applicable federal law, this Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the **State of Texas**, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, except where another jurisdiction's mandatory law applies.

For disputes that are not subject to arbitration, the parties consent to jurisdiction and venue in state or federal courts having proper jurisdiction in Texas, subject to applicable law.

## 28. CHANGES TO THIS AGREEMENT

TaskColony may modify this Agreement from time to time.

When required by TaskColony or applicable law, Process Servers may be required to review and affirmatively accept an updated version before continuing to use certain Process Server features.

The effective or “Last Updated” date of the current Agreement will be displayed on the Agreement page.

Continued use of the platform following legally effective notice of updated terms constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by applicable law.

## 29. GENERAL SEVERABILITY

Except as specifically provided regarding arbitration above, if any provision of this Agreement is determined to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in effect to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Any invalid or unenforceable provision shall be interpreted or limited, where legally permissible, in a manner that most closely reflects its intended purpose.

## 30. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement, together with other TaskColony terms and policies expressly incorporated into or applicable to Process Servers, constitutes the agreement between TaskColony and the Process Server regarding participation as an independent Process Server on the TaskColony platform.

## 31. PROCESS SERVER ACKNOWLEDGMENT

**BY CHECKING THE PROCESS SERVER AGREEMENT ACCEPTANCE BOX, REGISTERING AS A PROCESS SERVER, AND USING TASKCOLONY AS A PROCESS SERVER, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND AGREED TO THIS AGREEMENT.**

YOU FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGE THAT:

* YOU ARE PARTICIPATING AS AN INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AND NOT AS AN EMPLOYEE OR AGENT OF TASKCOLONY; * YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE CERTIFICATION, AUTHORITY, AND QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY TO PERFORM EACH SERVICE; * YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLYING WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, COURT RULES, COURT ORDERS, AND SERVICE REQUIREMENTS; * YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DETERMINING THE LAWFUL MANNER IN WHICH YOU PERFORM OR ATTEMPT SERVICE; * YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY AND TRUTHFULNESS OF YOUR SERVICE ATTEMPTS, RECORDS, PHOTOGRAPHS, GPS INFORMATION, NOTES, AFFIDAVITS, RETURNS, DECLARATIONS, AND PROOFS OF SERVICE; * TASKCOLONY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT A COURT WILL FIND ANY PARTICULAR SERVICE LEGALLY SUFFICIENT; * YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN ACTS AND OMISSIONS WHILE PERFORMING OR ATTEMPTING SERVICE; * YOU AGREE TO THE INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS CONTAINED IN THIS AGREEMENT; * YOU UNDERSTAND THAT THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION PROVISION; * YOU UNDERSTAND THAT THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A CLASS, COLLECTIVE, AND REPRESENTATIVE ACTION WAIVER; AND * YOU ACCEPT THIS AGREEMENT VOLUNTARILY AS A CONDITION OF PARTICIPATING AS A PROCESS SERVER ON TASKCOLONY.

**OGVCLOUD LLC d/b/a TaskColony**

Each Process Server is responsible for maintaining all certifications, registrations, appointments, licenses, approvals, and other legal qualifications required to perform assignments accepted through TaskColony.

A Process Server must not accept or perform an assignment in a jurisdiction where the Process Server is not legally authorized to perform the requested service.

The Process Server must accurately document each service attempt and completed service performed through TaskColony. The Process Server must provide truthful and complete information concerning the date, time, location, manner, outcome, and circumstances of each attempt.

When TaskColony generates a Return of Service, Return of Non-Service, affidavit, declaration, or similar document using information recorded by the Process Server, the Process Server must review the complete document for accuracy before signing or executing it.

By signing or executing the document, the Process Server personally certifies the accuracy of the statements contained in that document.

A Process Server must not knowingly create, submit, sign, or certify false, misleading, fabricated, or materially incomplete service information.