Process Serving UK-Wide
Professional and reliable process serving across the UK and surrounding areas.
KJH Group provides experienced process servers for the personal service of legal and court documents. We offer a discreet and professional service for solicitors, legal professionals, businesses and private clients throughout the UK.
Professional Process Serving UK-Wide
KJH Group provides professional process serving across the United Kingdom. Our experienced process servers can attend residential addresses, workplaces, registered offices and other appropriate locations to personally serve legal and court documents.
Service attempts can be arranged at suitable times depending on the requirements of the case. We understand the importance of handling sensitive documents professionally and discreetly.
Our process serving service is suitable for solicitors, legal professionals, businesses and private clients requiring reliable document service across the UK.
Need an urgent process server?
If your documents need to be served urgently, contact KJH Group with the document details, service address and any deadline. We can then discuss your requirements and provide a quotation.
Documents We Can Serve
We can assist with the service of a wide range of legal and court documents, including:
Family Law Orders
Professional service of family-related legal documents and orders.
Subpoenas
Service of subpoenas and related court documentation.
Non-Molestation Orders
Discreet service of sensitive family and protective orders.
Witness Summons
Service of documents requiring witnesses to attend court.
N39 Summons to Attend Court
Service of N39 summons documents where required.
Claim Forms
Personal service of civil claim forms and associated documents.
Statutory Demands
Professional service of statutory demands.
Bankruptcy Petitions
Service of bankruptcy-related legal documents.
Divorce Petitions
Discreet service of divorce and family law documentation.
Children Act Orders
Service of Children Act orders and related documents.
Court Orders
Professional service of court orders and associated documentation.
Winding Up Petitions
Service of company and insolvency-related legal documents.
Break Notices
Service of notices and documents relating to property matters.
International Documents
We can discuss requirements for documents originating outside the UK.
Other Legal Documents
If you have another type of legal or court document, contact us to discuss your requirements.
UK-Wide Process Serving Coverage
Our process servers can assist with document service throughout England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, subject to the requirements of the assignment.
We can discuss service requirements for locations across the UK, including residential addresses, workplaces, registered offices and other appropriate locations.
If you require process serving outside the UK, contact us to discuss the documents, location and requirements of your case.
Why Choose KJH Group?
Experienced Process Servers
KJH Group brings extensive experience in investigation and process serving, with investigation experience dating back to 2005.
Professional & Discreet
We understand that legal documents can be sensitive and provide a professional, respectful and discreet service.
Clear Service Information
The purpose is to provide information about whether the documents were personally served and the outcome of the service attempts.
UK-Wide Coverage
KJH Group can assist with process serving requirements across the UK.
Flexible Service Attempts
Where appropriate, service attempts can be arranged during mornings, evenings or weekends to help locate the recipient.
Legal Aid Cases Welcome
We welcome enquiries relating to Legal Aid funded cases.
How Our Process Serving Service Works
Send the Details
Provide the documents, service address and any relevant information or deadline.
We Arrange Service
We confirm the requirements and arrange an experienced process server to attend the address.
Service Attempts
The process server makes the required attempts and records the relevant details.
Receive the Result
You receive confirmation of the outcome and appropriate evidence of the service attempts.
Process Server FAQs
What is a process server?
A process server is a professional who delivers legal or court documents directly to an individual or organisation. The purpose is to provide a clear record that the documents were personally served or that appropriate attempts were made.
Do you provide process serving throughout the UK?
Yes. KJH Group provides process serving across the UK, including England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, subject to the requirements of the assignment.
Can you serve documents urgently?
We can consider urgent process serving requirements depending on the circumstances and availability. Contact us as soon as possible to discuss your requirements.
Can you serve documents in the evening or at weekends?
Where appropriate, service attempts can be arranged during mornings, evenings or weekends to help improve the opportunity of locating the recipient.
What types of legal documents can you serve?
We can assist with a wide range of legal and court documents, including claim forms, court orders, witness summonses, statutory demands, family law documents and other documents requiring personal service.
What evidence do I receive after service?
We provide clear information about the outcome of service attempts. If you require a particular type of statement, certificate or affidavit, let us know when making your enquiry so we can discuss the requirement.
Can you serve documents outside the UK?
We can discuss requirements for documents that need to be served outside the UK, depending on the location and circumstances of the assignment.
How much does a UK-wide process server cost?
The cost depends on the circumstances of the assignment, including the location, document type and service requirements. Contact us for a discussion about your particular case and current fees.
Need a Process Server?
Contact KJH Group to discuss your process serving requirements anywhere in the UK.
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.
Out of hours: Monday to Sunday, 8am–8pm.
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