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Court Compliant Process Servers

Diem Legal is a process server based in London. We serve the local area within 24 hours and charge a standard fee of £149 for up to 3 attempts at service.

Serving court documents in London on a daily basis means that we have the team and know-how to successfully serve your documents faster than any other process server in London.

Court And Legal Documents We Serve In London

Quality Guarantee

We are committed to providing the best service in our industry & offer a full refund if you're not 100% satisifed.

Quick Turn Around Times

We aim to serve within 24 - 48 hours. We’ll also provide real time updates with photos.

Full Coverage Across London

Agents strategically positioned across London. In-depth knowledge of local areas.

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Standard serve £149

Express Delivery £199

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London Process Servers

Process serving in London requires that we act fast. Mistakes can cost hours, but we’ve been known to collect documents from a magistrates or crown court in London and serve them successfully in the same afternoon or evening. We don’t run on standard hours, like the majority of court bailiffs. Diem Legal process servers will often work late into the evening to maintain our high levels or service and ensure the best chance of a successful serve.

6 easy steps to hiring a Process Server in London

Call 0207 117 2866 or contact us via our website contact form
We confirm the papers at HQ and dispatch to our local area process server
Our agents will make a 1st attempt at service within 24hours
We will make upto 3 attempts on different days and at different times to satisfy the requirements of the court
Following the successful service, HQ is noticed and a text / email sent to you within 5 minutes
An affidavit or witness statement is produced and sent to you / the client

Some of our typical clients: Individuals, solicitors, law firms, insurance companies, charities, finance houses and leasing companies all over the world.

Proof and Statement of Service

After the documents have been served, the process server must provide proof of service. This may include a statement of service or a full report detailing when and where the documents were served. This proof of service is important in legal proceedings, as it shows that the documents were delivered to the intended recipient.

Collecting Documents from London Courthouses

We collect documents from all local London courthouses. We have secure email servers that allow us accelerated communication channels with the courts, to reduce lead-times and eliminate any delay in serving your court documents. You can also instruct us by email or post, or we can collect the papers directly from you or your client.

Why use our Process Server London Service?

Extensive knowledge of the London area, the M25 and local towns.
Affordable fixed fees (or approved hourly rates for Legally Aided cases).
Fast Turnaround – same day or within 24hours in most cases.
Upto three attempts at service and proof of service provided for court proceedings.
Access to one of the largest networks of process servers mean affordable prices and speed of service.
Highly regarded with numerous 5-star reviews for our services. This reinforces why we’re regarded as the hallmark of trust and confidence for process serving.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average cost for a process server in London?

The cost can vary depending on the type of service you require. However, the average cost for a process server in London is around £100-£150 per hour.

Is it possible to get a fixed fee for process serving in London?

Yes, many process serving companies offer a fixed fee service which can be a cost-effective option for those on a tight budget. For example, we offer a fixed fee service for £149 with no hidden extras.

What should I do if I am being served papers in the UK?

If you are being served papers in the UK, it is important to remain calm and seek legal advice as soon as possible. You should carefully read the papers you have been served and take note of the deadline for responding. It is also important to keep a copy of the papers and any correspondence related to the case.

Being served papers does not necessarily mean that you are guilty of any wrongdoing. Seeking legal advice can help you understand your rights and obligations and guide you through the legal process.

Can you refuse to be served?

You cannot refuse to be served legal papers or court documents. Ignoring or refusing to accept legal papers does not exempt you from the legal proceedings. It can also have a negative impact on your case.