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The Civil Process Division of the Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office is tasked with executing evictions, repossessions, levies, and sheriff sales. As a public service, the Sheriff's Office provides online lookups for the general public to view an existing paper's service status.
Civil Process is tasked with executing warrants, evictions, repossessions, levies, and sheriff sales. As a public service, the Sheriff's Office provides online lookups for the general public to view an existing paper's service status.
Our mission is to provide for the public safety of the citizens of Virginia Beach, through the efficient and professional operations of the Sheriff's Office as provided for in the Constitution and the Code of Virginia. Additional Information. Americans with Disabilities Act. Accreditation & Inspections. Records Requests/Freedom Of Information Act.
Frequently Asked Civil Process Questions. Why wasn't I called and notified when service was made? I had papers issued out of Virginia Beach General District Court and want to know if they've been served yet? Why does the deputy keep coming back to my house when I have repeatedly told him the person he was looking for doesn't live here?
Searching for Papers. Papers served by Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office are available to be searched by the general public. You must know BOTH the Case Number and the last name of a person associated with the paper. The person may be the plaintiff, defendant, or deponent.
Search Criteria. Please enter the case number of the paper, as well as the last name of any plaintiff, deponent, or defendant. If you do not know the case number for the paper, please contact the appropriate court. The City of Virginia Beach courts may be found here .
Sheriff's Role in the Civil Process. The website for the Virginia Beach Sheriff offers information on their role in the civil process: The Levy Booklet details the "Steps to collect your money after judgment has been obtained by use of the Writ of Fieri Facias."
