Process Serving
Cambridge I Bury St Edmunds I Ipswich I Lowestoft I Suffolk I Essex I East Anglia
Speciality Security Investigation Group Ltd (SSIG) offers a professional process serving service, which involves the direct delivery of legal documents to individuals or company representatives. Our services cover a wide area, including Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Lowestoft, Suffolk, Essex, and East Anglia. Our team will personally visit the premises to ensure that the document is handed over in person.
Process serving typically applies to any legal documents that require personal delivery. These documents can include family law papers, such as divorce petitions, tenant notices, or documents related to insolvency proceedings. Our process serving service is priced at £130, which covers up to three attempts to deliver the document to the intended recipient.
For the fee, we will make up to three attempts to serve the document in person. Once we successfully make contact with the relevant individual and deliver the document, the task will be considered complete. It is important to note that our process servers are only responsible for the delivery and will not engage in any dispute resolution or discuss the contents of the document.
After the document is served, a Certificate of Service will be provided, detailing how and when the document was delivered. This certificate serves as formal proof of service and is accepted by the court. If additional proof is required for specific document types, we can arrange for a full statement or further documentation to support the service.
At Speciality Security Investigation Group Ltd (SSIG), we manage sensitive and high-risk cases with professionalism and efficiency. Whether you require a process server in Cambridge, Lowestoft, or any location across East Anglia, we provide reliable and affordable services tailored to your needs. As experts in process serving, we ensure legal documents are delivered in full compliance with the law, protecting the integrity of the legal process.