[Rick Lee]

Well, I wasn't the one being served, but I probably still can file a complaint against the process server and then have a lawyer get it quashed. In AZ they send you a letter asking you to waive service, which almost no one does. I'm pretty sure filing a complaint with the court or whomever orders the process server to your house cannot be considered proper service. The law requires either the defendant's signature or personal service to an adult that resides at the residence and has to be done at the residence. Of course, they're already ignoring the law. So what's to stop them from doing as you suggest?