Service of Process
A Process Server is a professional who legally delivers court documents, such as Summons, complaints, Subpoenas etc., to individuals involved in a legal case, ensuring they receive proper notification of a legal action against them. This delivery, known as "service of process," is required to ensure that all parties in a legal matter (ex. lawsuit, divorce etc.) are properly notified and have a fair chance to respond in a timely manner.
The Role of a Process Server
The role of a process server is crucial to upholding the integrity of the judicial system. They guarantee that all parties involved in a legal dispute are given a fair opportunity to respond by ensuring that notification is delivered professionally and legally. Without proper service and a completion of a sworn Affidavit of Service (a legal document that proves to the court that the documents were served correctly), a court case cannot move forward.
Omega Legal Services' Procedure
- Our firm will provide you with a commissioned Affidavit of Service once the documents have been served.
- Our reach in Process Serving extends across the GTA, ensuring prompt and efficient service of your legal documents, regardless of location.
Schedule of Fees
Process Serving
| Service | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| GTA | Flat fee for the first three attempts (includes Sworn Affidavit of Service*) | $250.00 |
| Subsequent attempts (each) | $50.00 | |
| Rush Service | Same Day and Next Day service (in addition to the above fees) | $35.00 |
*Sworn Affidavit of Service or Sworn Affidavit of Attempted Service (a legal document that proves to the court that the documents were served correctly) will be provided after the first three attempts have been made or following a successful delivery of the documents.
We are also able to provide you with Corporate Profile Search and Corporate Status Reports for an additional fee.
Disclaimer
Information provided on this website is not a legal advice and does not constitute a legal representative and client relationship. Should you require a legal advice please feel free to consult Omega Legal Services representative regarding your individual situation. Please do not send any confidential information to us until you have retained our services by signing our retainer agreement.