Edmonton's Best Process Server
Commissioner of Oaths
YEG Service Processing is the Process Server that Edmonton trusts to deliver on litigation documents.
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Welcome to YEG Process Serving. We are service processors located in the downtown core of Edmonton. We have many years experience in serving papers and documents for courts, lawyers, and citizens. We are dependable and take all reasonable measures in locating and serving document on respondents or defendants. We take pride in building strong relationships with our clients. We have helped many serve legal documents. And we look forward to building a relationship of trust with you as well. If you are in need of process serving in Calgary, Alberta, we also have a convenient office there as well. Please click the link below to visit our YYC Process Serving site!
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When you require to have legal documents served on an individual or entity, it can be confusing to the average citizen. We are here to answer any questions you may have in regards to the process. We will attempt to make this as straightforward as possible for you. Our staff are very knowledgeable and will handle your request with efficiency and in a timely manner. We are more than happy to assist you in service of legal documents. |
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Types of Services offered
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We can assist you with serving respondents or defendants with many types of documents. Here is a list of the most common ones. If you have something not listed here, please feel free to reach out to us. We are here to assist you. Call our office or reach out using the contact form below.
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Child Support
Divorce Documents Parental Agreements Civil Claims Restraining Orders Eviction Notices |
10060 Jasper Ave,
Tower 1, Suite 2020 Edmonton, Alberta, T5J 3R8 Phone 1 780 249 9626 Facsimile 1 780 249 9625 servenow@yegps.ca |
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Why Hire a process server?
Collection agencies and legal corporations from all corners of the world often use process servers. They use them for different legal actions that are easier to delegate to others, rather than using their own resources to do them. These include serving of legal documents, filing of legal documents with the courts, skip tracing, and many other tasks.
At one time law enforcement agencies used to handle this kind of activity. However, this was a strain on their resources and because of this, Process Serving became a new profession. There are many agencies around the world that perform this service today.
Who is a Process Server?
A process server takes on the responsibility of serving legal documents on defendants or respondents involved in different legal or court cases. Documents include such legal forms as divorce papers, restraining orders, summons to appear, subpoenas, and other legal documents. They have 2 means of carrying out this process. They can be done by personal service, where the court document is physically served upon an individual directly. This is actually an option that any individual can do, ensuring that legal procedure is followed. Or, alternatively, they can be done by ordinary service, which includes mailing, faxing, or emailing the documents. We would urge any one who is planning on doing the document service themselves, reach out for advice first, as there are regulations that need to be strictly followed. A Process Server will also perform document recovery and court filing.
Affidavit of Service
Process Servers are required to provide a notarized proof of service or affidavit of service. This is legal evidence that the documents have been served on the individual or company as per legal requirements. Depending on the province of the service, the Process Server must adhere to the provincial and federal regulations regarding the service. And the regulations may vary from province to province. It is the responsibility of the Process Server to be aware of what is required.
The Responsibility of a Process Server
Serving of legal documents may sound like a simple job but there is much about this that is not simple. Legal court documents must be served correctly according to the provincial and federal requirements. Failure to follow these procedures can have significant effect on legal actions before our courts. Therefore, a Process Server must be responsible, efficient, and knowledgeable about legal implications of the task they perform. Lawyers, Court Representatives, Investigative Firms, and individuals use Process Servers to perform this task because of the level of expertise they provide.
Benefits of Hiring a Process Server
Besides the very fact that Process Servers are experience, knowledgeable, trustworthy, and experts in their field, there are some basic benefits of using their services.
First, using them to serve legal documents takes the task off of your plate, freeing up your resources for other tasks. Often serving court documents requires locating the party, which can be time consuming in itself. Then the actual service needs to be done. If this is a difficult situation, where there may be potential for hostile reception, Process Servers are skilled at handling the situation. Or if it is simply an uncomfortable encounter, the Process Server can handle it efficiently. Or if it simply saves you time and energy for better tasks, then their service is a great option.
Secondly, the Process Server knows the ins and outs of what has to be done and the correct way of doing it. They can help advise clients regarding legal requirements pertaining to the service. And can help advise the client of what their obligation is as well. The last thing wanted is to have a court order violation occur. The Process Server’s expertise can help avoid that completely.
Thirdly, the Process Server has a clear understanding of the various regulations that pertain to each province and the federal law. They know exactly what is permissible and what is not permissible according to the law. And will share this information with clients. So that nothing is done beyond the scope of the law.
Fourthly, Process Servers are skilled and efficient at locating individuals who may be dodging their legal obligations or court summons. They have different tools and means at their disposal to locate parties. Many also have Private Investigator licenses and are under oath to treat people equitably and without bias.
And lastly, they are neutral third parties. They are not involved in any case or dispute and are completely neutral while carrying out their service. They treat the defendant or respondent with respect to the person and the person’s privacy. They ensure all tasks are completed correctly and efficiently, while also using tact when dealing with individuals.
We believe the benefits are clear in why using a Process Server may be the correct option for you. We also want you to know that YEG Process Serving has all of the above-mentioned skills, knowledge, and efficiency. We are Edmonton’s first choice for handling service of all legal documents.
At one time law enforcement agencies used to handle this kind of activity. However, this was a strain on their resources and because of this, Process Serving became a new profession. There are many agencies around the world that perform this service today.
Who is a Process Server?
A process server takes on the responsibility of serving legal documents on defendants or respondents involved in different legal or court cases. Documents include such legal forms as divorce papers, restraining orders, summons to appear, subpoenas, and other legal documents. They have 2 means of carrying out this process. They can be done by personal service, where the court document is physically served upon an individual directly. This is actually an option that any individual can do, ensuring that legal procedure is followed. Or, alternatively, they can be done by ordinary service, which includes mailing, faxing, or emailing the documents. We would urge any one who is planning on doing the document service themselves, reach out for advice first, as there are regulations that need to be strictly followed. A Process Server will also perform document recovery and court filing.
Affidavit of Service
Process Servers are required to provide a notarized proof of service or affidavit of service. This is legal evidence that the documents have been served on the individual or company as per legal requirements. Depending on the province of the service, the Process Server must adhere to the provincial and federal regulations regarding the service. And the regulations may vary from province to province. It is the responsibility of the Process Server to be aware of what is required.
The Responsibility of a Process Server
Serving of legal documents may sound like a simple job but there is much about this that is not simple. Legal court documents must be served correctly according to the provincial and federal requirements. Failure to follow these procedures can have significant effect on legal actions before our courts. Therefore, a Process Server must be responsible, efficient, and knowledgeable about legal implications of the task they perform. Lawyers, Court Representatives, Investigative Firms, and individuals use Process Servers to perform this task because of the level of expertise they provide.
Benefits of Hiring a Process Server
Besides the very fact that Process Servers are experience, knowledgeable, trustworthy, and experts in their field, there are some basic benefits of using their services.
First, using them to serve legal documents takes the task off of your plate, freeing up your resources for other tasks. Often serving court documents requires locating the party, which can be time consuming in itself. Then the actual service needs to be done. If this is a difficult situation, where there may be potential for hostile reception, Process Servers are skilled at handling the situation. Or if it is simply an uncomfortable encounter, the Process Server can handle it efficiently. Or if it simply saves you time and energy for better tasks, then their service is a great option.
Secondly, the Process Server knows the ins and outs of what has to be done and the correct way of doing it. They can help advise clients regarding legal requirements pertaining to the service. And can help advise the client of what their obligation is as well. The last thing wanted is to have a court order violation occur. The Process Server’s expertise can help avoid that completely.
Thirdly, the Process Server has a clear understanding of the various regulations that pertain to each province and the federal law. They know exactly what is permissible and what is not permissible according to the law. And will share this information with clients. So that nothing is done beyond the scope of the law.
Fourthly, Process Servers are skilled and efficient at locating individuals who may be dodging their legal obligations or court summons. They have different tools and means at their disposal to locate parties. Many also have Private Investigator licenses and are under oath to treat people equitably and without bias.
And lastly, they are neutral third parties. They are not involved in any case or dispute and are completely neutral while carrying out their service. They treat the defendant or respondent with respect to the person and the person’s privacy. They ensure all tasks are completed correctly and efficiently, while also using tact when dealing with individuals.
We believe the benefits are clear in why using a Process Server may be the correct option for you. We also want you to know that YEG Process Serving has all of the above-mentioned skills, knowledge, and efficiency. We are Edmonton’s first choice for handling service of all legal documents.
