How to Contact or Place an Order with Capitol Constable Service

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Capitol Constable Service, LLC accepts orders by phone, email, fax, or through the forms on its website. To reach the office directly, call 978-977-0427 or toll-free 800-977-0427, fax 978-977-0122, or email [email protected]. The office is at 29 Lowell Street, Suite 3, Peabody, Massachusetts 01960, next to the Peabody District Court.

Contact Methods at a Glance

Method Detail
Local phone 978-977-0427
Toll-free phone 800-977-0427
Fax 978-977-0122
Email [email protected]
Address Capitol Constable Service, LLC, 29 Lowell Street, Suite 3, Peabody, MA 01960
Online Order page and forms on constableservice.com

How to Place an Order

The site describes two ways to submit a request:

  1. Online — Fill out, sign, and send the form you need through the website.
  2. Print and send — Print the form, then submit it by email or fax.

The same instruction applies to both routes: complete the form, sign it, and send it to the office. If you are unsure which form applies to your situation, calling the office is the more direct option, since the site's services page lists what constables can serve within the cities or towns where they are appointed or elected.

What the Office Handles

Capitol Constable Service has served the community since 1990 and its associates bring more than 30 years of experience serving legal documents in Massachusetts. Christopher P. Chigas is a Bonded Constable with authority to serve all civil process in Peabody, Salem, Beverly, Danvers, and Lynn. The site also notes that many other types of court process and notices do not require service by an appointed or elected constable, and directs visitors to the services page or a phone call for those areas around the greater North Shore.

Listed professional services include:

  • Mobile Notary service for the greater North Shore
  • All Summons and Complaints, as of 7/1/87, with no Ad Damnum stated, or up to $7,000.00 if stated in the complaint
  • Writs and Trustee Process (under $7,000.00, or any amount with an approved 4c motion)

Before You Call or Submit

  • Confirm coverage first. If your matter falls outside Peabody, Salem, Beverly, Danvers, or Lynn, call to ask whether the office can assist in your area.
  • Have your documents ready. For summons, complaints, writs, or trustee process, the dollar amounts and Ad Damnum details above determine whether the service fits the standard process.
  • Ask about cost. The site states that cost for services is "reasonable and competitive" but does not publish a price list, so request a quote when you call or email.

The office is located in historic downtown Peabody, Massachusetts, near the Peabody District Court.