Process Serving Sydney – Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about process serving in Sydney and NSW. Subpoenas, divorce papers, costs, urgent service, affidavits, and coverage areas.

Common Questions About Process Serving in Sydney & NSW

Q: How quickly can documents be served?

A: In most cases, documents can be served within 24 hours of receiving instructions and payment. Urgent and same-day service is available across Sydney and regional NSW.

If you have selected urgent service we will make the first attempt within 2 business days.

If you have selected the standard service we will make the first attempt within 7 days.

Q: How much does process serving cost?

A: Pricing starts at $160.00 within 15 km of the Sydney CBD. This includes up to three service attempts, printing , and preparation of an Affidavit of Service.

Q: Do you serve businesses, companies and individuals?

A: Yes. We regularly serve all types of individuals and businesses. 

Q:What time do you serve documents.

A: We can generally serve at various times of the day and evening and potentially on the weekend too!

Q: Do you serve subpoenas and divorce papers?

A: Yes. We regularly serve subpoenas and divorce documents in full compliance with court rules and legal requirements.

Q: Do you serve family law documents?

A: Yes. We regularly serve family law documents in full compliance with court rules and legal requirements.

Q: Do you serve civil law documents?

A: Yes. We regularly serve statement of claims, statutory demands and other types of documents from civil claims in the local court, district court and supreme court.

Q: Do you provide service outside of Sydney?

A: Yes. We provide comprehensive coverage across regional NSW, including Newcastle, Wollongong, Central Coast, Bathurst, Orange, Dubbo, Tamworth, and beyond.

Q: How can I instruct you to serve documents?

A: Documents can be submitted through our secure online upload form or via email. Our team will confirm receipt, allocate an agent, and provide updates throughout the process.

Q: What happens if service is unsuccessful?

A: If service cannot be effected, a detailed non-service report is provided outlining all attempts. We also advise on potential legal options, such as substituted service applications through your solicitor

Q: When do I receive an affidavit of service

A: We generally try to provide the affidavit within a few days after attempted service however it can sometimes take up to 7 days. We will only provide the signed affifdavit of service if we have received full payment of our services.