Our Services at our Corporate Offices include: Process Service Issuing and filing documents Please send the documents directly to the applicable office, or give us a call at 1-800-465-SERV (7378). Winnipeg Court Registry Offices Court of Queen's Bench Law Courts Building Main Floor, 408 York Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 0P9 Registry Office Phone: (204) 945-0344 Fax: (204) 948-2369 Provincial Court Law Courts Building Main Floor, 408 York Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 0P9 Phone: (204) 945-3454 Fax: (204)945-7130 Small Claims Court 100C – 408 York Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 0P9 Phone: (204) 945-0344

Do you need a Winnipeg process server? We can help!

Are you looking for Canadian process servers in Winnipeg ? Canadian Process Serving Inc has Canadian process servers in Winnipeg, with the requisite experience and professional integrity to get your document service right the first time.

Since 1983 Canadian Process Serving Inc has been providing the North American litigation community with access to quality and reliable Canadian process servers in Winnipeg. Ross McCorriston, a retired police officer who manages our Winnipeg process servers corporate office, can serve your legal documents for you, and also take care of issuing and filing requests and many more legal services that you may need.

There are many Canadian process servers in Winnipeg who can serve your papers for you, but we at Canadian Process Serving Inc assure you that that once you send in your papers to be served, we will endeavour to get the service of process performed quickly and properly.

Please call us at 1-800-465-7378 at any time or send your Winnipeg process serving needs to us at Winnipeg process servers.

About our Winnipeg Process Servers

Ross McCorriston joined the Winnipeg Service in 1970. He served 25 years in various divisions, both in uniform and plainclothes. These included General Patrol, Traffic, Robbery & Homicide, Criminal Intellegence and Vice Division. Ross had completed the Senior Administration Course at the Canadian Police College in Ottawa and was also the officer in charge of the Bomb disposal Unit for 6 years. He retired in 1996 at the rank of Staff Sergeant in the Vice Division.

 

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