Process Server Portsmouth

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Bond Rees provide a dependable and professional process server service and have the experience and human resources to serve all court and legal documents, eviction notices, summons, injunctions, and any other legal document on time, with reliable results, anywhere across the United Kingdom.

Our expert process server team are knowledgeable with regard to process server civil procedure and have the personal attributes to serve even difficult or evasive defendants and to prevent exacerbation of any conflict between parties especially with regard to matters pertaining to child custody or family law.

Bond Rees’s process service is available to any law firm, solicitors, lender, landlord, local authority, government agency, business, or private individual and can also act as a UK agent for persons or organisations located overseas in line with Hague Convention proceedings.

As an established and experience private investigations agency we also offer a comprehensive range of professional and private investigative services such as covert surveillance, employee investigation, person or debtor tracing, lie detector testing, and many more.

If you would like additional information about Bond Rees and our process server Portsmouth or UK process server services, or any of our other corporate or private investigative services, contact us today.

How to hire a process server in Portsmouth

To hire a Bond Rees process server Portsmouth or Portsmouth area service or a UK process server, any clients are welcome to contact our service center via the options provided below or use the contact form at the bottom of the page and an advisor will be directly in touch:

WhatsApp: https://wa.link/91ew91

Text: 07792 762 511

Email: bondrees@gmail.com

Telephone: 0800 773 4931

Or you can just fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page.

Why choose Bond Rees to act as your process server in Portsmouth?

Bond Rees have many local branches distributed throughout the UK which enable us to act quickly and efficiently in response to any process serving request even with short notice at any location including in Portsmouth city, a port city and naval base on England’s south coast known for its maritime heritage and the historic Portsmouth Dockyard.

Our process server agents are based throughout the UK and have the coverage and facilities to meet urgent notice process server instruction and conduct all service within required deadlines, ensuring relevant proof of receipt for our clients.

Bond Rees place the highest importance on client privacy and guarantee full discretion, confidentiality, and data protection for all personal information for any and every client and individual involved.

Bond Rees have the capacity to meet your process server need when court services and bailiffs can’t; we operate on a 24/7 basis to ensure that we are always there when our clients require and offer a fixed fee model of payment, so you always know what to expect with us.

If you need a process server Portsmouth or UK process server, just get in touch with Bond Rees using any of the below detailed methods and we will most definitely be able to help:

WhatsApp: https://wa.link/91ew91

Text: 07792 762 511

Email: bondrees@gmail.com

Telephone: 0800 773 4931

Documents we serve

Bond Rees can serve any documents, anywhere, with any amount of notice, and on time including such examples as:

• Non molestation order / prohibited steps order / restraining order / injunction order
• Section 21 Notices and Break Notices
• Claim forms, summons, and writs
• Notification documents
• Legitimate Interest Documents
• Privacy notice documents or orders
• Court order
• Debt order
• Statutory demands
• Bankruptcy petitions
• Winding Up petition
• Family and children court proceedings
• Witness summons
• Occupation order
• Divorce papers

Our Process

When you speak to our agent just advise if you would like us to collect documents from you or your representative or if you prefer to email them to us for printing. 

Bond Rees work across the entirety of the UK with professional process server agents based and ready to act throughout, and we are open for business all day, every day so can meet any last minute or urgent process service request.

We undertake 3 visits to the addresses and locations as provided by our client to attempt service in person and with proper process service procedure, ensuring verification of identity and irrefutable and relevant proof of service.

We always make certain that all Bond Rees clients are kept in the loop with any developments and observations we consider of use to you and, of course, any problems we come up against to service and potential unavoidable delays.

Once service has been successfully undertaken, we will inform our client without delay and submit all necessary reports and evidence to confirm this such as statement of service or affidavit.

In the uncommon circumstance that we do not achieve service Bond Rees will issue all relevant and useful information, paperwork, and evidence for our client to be able to apply for substituted service or any other next actions that they deem necessary.

Process Server FAQs

What will happen if you cannot serve someone?

In the rare situation that Bond Rees cannot achieve service, we will work with our client to ensure we equip them with all the required information and evidence to facilitate application for third-party or substituted service and can undertake this service as a further piece of work if required.

Can a defendant try to trick a process server?

It is not uncommon for defendants to try to evade or trick process servers and Bond Rees are highly experienced in detecting this and have many strategies to counter such behaviour. There are many options to complete process serving and trying to trick a server will not stop proceedings of benefit the defendant in any way.

What is a process server not allowed to do?

A process server cannot force entry to private property, cannot use threats or abusive language or behaviours to achieve serving, cannot pose as a protected professional such as police officer or court official, cannot serve documents to an alternative individual unless proper consent given and must apply confidentiality.

What if the defendant tries to hide from the process server?

If we suspect that the defendant or recipient is present at the premise but evasive of service, we will employ legitimate and ethical counter measures to encourage contact and enable service, and if a defendant is understood to have relocated, we can also provide person or debtor tracing services if requested.