A Carseldine process server, Carseldine document server, Carseldine process serving service.To arrange service of a court process, phone 1300 966 103, TEXT ONLY to 0428 762 722, or for 24/7 contact email us at info@privateinvestigatorinbrisbane.com.au. Free quotes. When you need a court document served in Carseldine, when you need a divorce served in Carseldine 4034 Qld, we are Qld licensed, experienced, Carseldine process servers.

Government licensed Carseldine process servers, field agents. We serve documents including subpoena’s, we serve a divorce applications, letters, notices, Family Law and Custody initiating applications, Claims and statement of claims as well as other legal processes in the Carseldine area. We are part of a process server network.

If you see a reference to a sealed copy of a document, this generally refers to a court seal, a court stamp, to show the document has been processed. We serve court documents from all Australian jurisdictions; we also serve international files, in Australia. We are aware of the different requirements for service, and standards for an affidavit, required by different jurisdictions.

When you need a Carseldine process server, Carseldine document server, a Brisbane Process Server, contact us for a free quote. After you have your quote you need to know the process server Document Requirements, for sending the court papers, and information about how to pay. If you want to know what's involved in serving a Divorce application, follow that link. Be aware that you can efile a divorce, generally, which makes it more convenient, as you can forward on the PDF sent back from the court, to be served.

We are called process servers, because we serve a court process, a court document. Process serving is the serving of a court process, usually a sealed document. A sealed document refers to a document that has been processed by the court, and had the court seal, the court stamp, applied. This signifies that the court is aware of the action, and has generally assigned a court reference number, and a court date. The court date is important, because that informs the process server of the time frame for service.