Statements of Claim & Originating Process
The documents that start a lawsuit carry the strictest deadlines in the file. They’re treated that way here — prioritized, attempted early, and confirmed to you as soon as they’re in hand.
Legal documents, delivered in person — and proven on paper.
Reliable Service. Real Results.
Moncton Process Serving puts court documents into the right hands across Greater Moncton and the Maritimes — then backs every delivery with a sworn affidavit of service, so your file stands up in court.
Mon–Sat · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Greater Moncton & the Maritimes
Sworn affidavit with every serve
What We Serve
Documents served properly, the first time
A serve that isn’t done right can stall a case, burn a court date, or get thrown out entirely. Every document below is delivered in person, documented attempt by attempt, and returned with a sworn affidavit of service.
Subpoenas & Court Orders
Witness subpoenas, summonses, and court orders served with the urgency their dates demand — including short-notice and rush files when a hearing is close.
Family Court Documents
Applications, motions, and orders in family matters, served with discretion. These deliveries are handled calmly and professionally — never escalated, never discussed with anyone but the person being served.
Small Claims & Civil Matters
Claims, notices of hearing, and judgments in small claims and civil files — for law firms, businesses collecting what they’re owed, and individuals representing themselves.
Demand Letters & Notices
Demand letters, notices to vacate, landlord and tenant documents, and other time-sensitive papers that need a verifiable, in-person delivery — not a mailbox and a hope.
Rush & Difficult Serves
Deadline tomorrow? Recipient dodging the door? Rush files and evasive recipients are where a local, persistent server earns his fee. Call and you’ll get a straight answer on timing.
Who we serve for:
Law firms & legal assistants
Businesses & landlords
Individuals & self-represented parties
Out-of-province firms with Maritime files
How It Works
From your desk to their door in four steps
No portals, no ticket numbers. You deal with Dominic directly, start to finish.
1
Send the file
Call or email the documents, the name and address of the person to be served, and any deadline. Anything helpful — a photo, a vehicle, work hours, a second address — makes the serve faster.
2
Get your quote
You’ll get a clear quote before anything starts. Pricing depends on distance, urgency, and difficulty — it’s quoted per file, never sprung on you after the fact.
3
Attempts begin
Attempts are made at varied times — mornings, evenings, Saturdays — not the same knock at the same hour. You’re updated as attempts happen, not left wondering.
4
Affidavit returned
Once served, you receive a sworn affidavit of service documenting the date, time, place, and manner of delivery — the proof your file needs for court.
Someone avoiding service? Every attempt is logged with dates and times. That record supports an application for substituted service if the court needs one — and more often than not, persistence at the right hours gets the job done first.
Meet Your Process Server
About Dominic
When you hire Moncton Process Serving, you hire Dominic — not a dispatch line, not a subcontractor you’ll never meet, and not a call centre in another time zone. The person who takes your call is the person who plans the route, knocks on the door, and swears the affidavit. One point of contact, and full accountability for your file from the moment it lands to the moment the proof is back in your hands.
That matters more in this work than in most. Process serving lives and dies on local knowledge: which neighbourhoods are shift-work towns where nobody’s home at noon, which apartment buildings need a different approach, when a recipient is actually likely to answer. Dominic works the Greater Moncton area — Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview — every week, and travels throughout New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island when a file calls for it. He knows these streets because they’re his streets.
“Reliable service isn’t a slogan. It’s answering the phone, showing up when I say I will, and handing you proof that holds up.”
The approach is patient and professional. Most people being served are already having a hard week; a calm, courteous knock gets documents accepted far more often than an aggressive one, and it keeps your firm’s name — or your own — in good standing. Attempts are made at sensible, varied hours, every attempt is documented, and if a recipient is actively avoiding service, you’ll hear about it early along with the options, including the attempt record needed to support an application for substituted service.
Law firms lean on Dominic for deadline-driven files that can’t slip. Businesses use him when a demand letter needs to be more than a letter. Individuals — including people representing themselves, often for the first time — get the process explained in plain language, with no jargon and no judgement. Whatever brought the file to his desk, it’s handled like it’s the only one on it.
- Direct communication. Updates as attempts happen — you never have to chase down the status of your own file.
- Court-ready paperwork. A sworn affidavit of service with every completed serve, documenting date, time, place, and manner of delivery.
- Discretion, always. Documents are never discussed with neighbours, family members, or anyone other than the person being served.
- Straight answers. If a deadline can’t be met or an address looks wrong, you’ll hear it up front — not after the court date passes.
Service Area
Based in Moncton. On the road across the Maritimes.
Greater Moncton is home turf, with regular routes through the surrounding communities. Further afield is never a problem — if it’s in the Maritimes, it can be served.
- Moncton
- Dieppe
- Riverview
- Shediac
- Salisbury
- Memramcook
- Sackville
- Amherst, NS
- Bouctouche
- Hillsborough & Albert County
Anywhere in the Maritimes
Fredericton, Saint John, Halifax, Charlottetown, and everywhere in between — travel serves are quoted per file based on distance and urgency.
Out-of-province law firm with a Maritime file? Email the documents and the deadline, and you’ll get a quote and a realistic timeline the same business day.
Common Questions
Before you call
The questions clients ask most — answered straight. Anything else, one call settles it.
How much does process serving cost?
Pricing is quoted per file rather than posted, because it genuinely depends on the job — distance travelled, how urgent the deadline is, and how difficult the recipient is to reach. Call (506) 607-2474 or send the details through the form below and you’ll get a clear quote before any work begins. No surprises, no add-ons after the fact.
What information do you need from me to start?
The documents to be served, the full name of the person being served, and the best address you have for them — plus your deadline. Extras that speed things up: a description or photo of the person, their vehicle, where they work and when, or a second possible address. The more complete the picture, the fewer attempts the serve usually takes.
How quickly can documents be served?
Within Greater Moncton, attempts typically begin the same or next business day. A straightforward serve — recipient home, documents accepted — is often completed within a few days. Rush service on a hard deadline is available; call as early as you can and you’ll get an honest answer on what’s achievable.
What if the person is avoiding service or never home?
Attempts are made at varied times — early mornings, evenings, and Saturdays — rather than the same predictable knock. Every attempt is logged with the date, time, and what was observed. If someone is genuinely evading service, that detailed record supports an application to the court for substituted service, so your file keeps moving either way.
What proof do I get that service happened?
A sworn affidavit of service for every completed serve, setting out who was served, and the date, time, place, and manner of delivery. That’s the document your lawyer — or you, if you’re self-represented — files with the court as proof.
Do you serve outside of Moncton?
Yes — anywhere in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Greater Moncton is the core area; communities like Shediac, Sackville, and Amherst are regular routes, and longer-distance serves across the Maritimes are quoted per file.
I’m not a lawyer. Can I still hire a process server?
Absolutely. Plenty of clients are individuals — landlords, small business owners, and people handling their own small claims or family matters. If you’re unsure what needs to happen, call and the process will be walked through in plain language before you commit to anything.
Get a File Started
Call for a quote
(506) 607-2474Pricing is quoted per file — based on distance, urgency, and difficulty — so the fastest way to an exact number is a two-minute call. Prefer writing? Email or use the form and you’ll hear back the same business day.
- Emailmonctonprocessserving@gmail.com
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HoursMonday – Saturday · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed Sundays - Service AreaGreater Moncton & anywhere in the Maritimes