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#1 Process Servers in New Zealand!
Proserve are committed to delivering the best results for the lowest fee anywhere in New Zealand. We are widely recognised as industry leaders for fast, efficient and cost-effective legal document serving.Learn More
Proof of Service
Our latest field based process serving software and technology captures geo-coordinates, dates, and times of serves to underpin proof of service.Saving You Time & Money
Our online portal will send you instant notifications of all service activities. We save you money by offering a cost-effective nationwide fee structure.Nationwide Service
Our process servers throughout New Zealand are equipped with the latest technology to ensure we deliver exceptional results, every time.New Zealand's major law firms, companies and government agencies choose Proserve for all their legal document serving.
Service of legal process made easy with Proserve.
Proserve delivers excellent results for the lowest fee.
- Proudly 100% New Zealand owned and operated with highly-trained process servers from Kaitaia to Bluff.
- Our process servers are former members of the defence forces, intelligence and law enforcement sector.
- We serve legal documents including dissolution of marriage applications in every region of New Zealand.
True nationwide service.
We have a proven ability to serve legal documents in every region of New Zealand including rural, remote and geographically challenging areas.
Follow these 3 easy steps:
- Send us your legal documents by email, courier or upload to our online portal.
- Expect to receive updates live from the field via email or view progress online.
- You will receive a completed affidavit of service within 5 working days (if required).
What is process serving?
Recipients and defendants who are the subject of court action or legal proceedings must be notified, this notification is known as the service of process (process serving).
What is a process server?
The person who is responsible for delivering notification of court proceedings is known as a process server. Process servers are engaged by an applicant, plaintiff or their legal representative to personally deliver the legal documents to the individual or company.
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