What types of documents do process servers commonly deliver?

Process servers are responsible for delivering a variety of legal documents related to court proceedings. The correct choice encompasses the most common types of documents that process servers handle. These include summonses, which notify defendants of lawsuits against them; complaints, which outline the plaintiff's case; subpoenas, commanding individuals to appear in court or produce evidence; and eviction notices, which inform tenants of a landlord’s intention to terminate a lease or take legal action for eviction.

These documents are critical in initiating legal actions and ensuring that all parties involved are properly notified, allowing them to respond appropriately and fulfill legal requirements. While eviction notices and subpoenas are part of their duties, the inclusion of summonses and complaints makes this answer the most comprehensive and accurate representation of a process server's responsibilities. Other options either limit the range of documents to just one type or include documents that are not primarily the focus of a process server's role.