Canadian Process Serving Inc. provides reliable, professional process serving and legal document delivery services across New Brunswick. Our experienced process servers operate in major cities and regions, ensuring your legal documents are served promptly and in compliance with New Brunswick’s Rules of Court.
Provincial Expertise
Our New Brunswick process servers are experienced in handling all types of legal document service in accordance with provincial legislation. Our team understands the unique challenges of serving documents in New Brunswick’s diverse geography, from the urban centers of Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John to the more rural regions of the province.
The “Zero Return” Standard: 5 Attempts Minimum
Most process servers try three times and quit. We do more. Our policy is a minimum of 5 attempts on different days and times (including evenings and weekends).
Why do we do this? Because returning a file as “Unserved” forces you to bring a motion for Validated (Substitutional) Service. In New Brunswick, this consumes valuable time and legal fees. We put in the extra work upfront to secure personal service whenever possible.
New Brunswick Legal Resource Centre
Serving documents in New Brunswick requires strict adherence to the Rules of Court. Below are answers to common questions regarding service in this province.
Frequently Asked Questions (New Brunswick)
What is the Small Claims limit in New Brunswick?
The monetary limit for Small Claims Court in New Brunswick is $20,000 (excluding interest and costs). Claims exceeding this amount must be filed in the Court of King’s Bench.
How do I serve a corporation in New Brunswick?
Service on a corporation may be effected by leaving the document with an officer, director, or agent of the corporation, or with a manager or person who appears to be in control of any office or place where the corporation carries on business in New Brunswick.
Can I serve documents by email?
Personal service is generally required for originating processes. Service by email is typically only permitted if you have obtained a court order for Validated Service or if the receiving party’s solicitor has agreed to accept service electronically.
All New Brunswick Locations (A-Z)
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