Process Serving

Process serving is the legal procedure of delivering court documents—such as summonses, subpoenas, eviction notices, or legal filings—to the individuals or parties involved in a legal case.

A process server’s job is to:

• Personally deliver the documents to the correct recipient
   
• Verify the recipient’s identity
   
• Serve the papers in accordance with local laws
   
• Provide proof of service (an official document confirming delivery)
   

Process serving ensures that people are properly notified of legal actions involving them, as required by law. When you seek out Sirius Protection for Process Serving you get the following:

Our staff continuously work on delivering legal documents—making repeated attempts at different times, dates, and locations—until the intended recipient is successfully served.

These staff are committed to:

• Tracking down the recipient 
• Attempting service at various times (day, evening, weekends) 
• Using proper legal procedures 
• Ensuring documents are officially delivered 
• Providing proof of service once completed

Professionalism in Process Serving refers to the high standard of conduct, behaviour, and work ethic that process servers must maintain while delivering legal documents. It ensures the job is done legally, respectfully, and effectively. Professionalism for our process servers means serving documents correctly, respectfully, and legally while representing clients with honesty and integrity

• Respectful Conduct: Treating all individuals—recipients, clients, and the public—with courtesy, even in difficult situations. 
• Confidentiality: Protecting sensitive legal information and maintaining discretion at all times. 
• Integrity and Honesty: Following legal procedures, providing truthful documentation, and never misrepresenting actions taken. 
• Persistence and Reliability: Making diligent, repeated attempts to serve documents while adhering to legal requirements. 
• Neutrality: Remaining impartial and avoiding involvement in the legal dispute. 
• Accuracy in Documentation: Keeping clear, detailed notes and completing affidavits or proofs of service correctly. 
• Lawful Behaviour: Understanding and following all local laws and regulations governing service of process.

An affidavit is a written statement of facts that is sworn or affirmed to be true, and then officially verified by a commissioner of oaths, notary public, or other authorized official. a certified affidavit is a legally verified sworn statement used as evidence or proof in legal, business, or government matters.

• The person signing the affidavit swears the information is accurate. 
• An authorized official certifies the document by witnessing the signature and applying a stamp or seal. 
• This certification makes the affidavit legally valid and acceptable in court or for official processes.

All of our affidavits are signed by our, in house, Commissionaire for Oaths ( an authorized official who can administer oaths, affirmations, and declarations, and witness the signing of legal documents to confirm they were signed under oath).