General Questions

What is a process server?

A process server is a person authorised to deliver legal documents, such as summons, notices, petitions and court orders, to individuals involved in legal proceedings.

Why do I need process server training?

Training helps you understand civil procedure rules, proper service procedures, documentation requirements, ethics, and best practices to perform legal service correctly and professionally.

Who should take this course?

This course is ideal for:

  • New process servers
  • Private investigators
  • Legal support professionals
  • Anyone interested in starting a process serving business

 

Licensing & Certification

Do I need a license to become a process server?

Currently, there are no licence requirements in the UK

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Students who successfully complete the course receive a Certificate of Completion.

 

Course Information

What topics are covered?

The course includes:

  • Civil procedure rules
  • Types of legal documents
  • Proper methods of service
  • Affidavits and proof of service
  • Safety procedures
  • Professional ethics
  • Court procedures
  • Record keeping
  • Starting a process serving business

How long does the course take?

The course is 1 day in classroom, approx. 7 hours.

 

Enrollment

How do I enroll?

Simply register your interest via email.

When do courses run?

There are no set dates for courses, they are run as required.

Are there any prerequisites?

No prior experience is required.

 

Payments

How much does the course cost?

Course pricing is £350 per person.

What payment methods do you accept?

Typically:

  • Bank Transfer

Career Questions

How much do process servers earn?

Income varies depending on location, workload, and whether you work independently or for a company. Many experienced process servers earn £150 plus per hour/job.

Can I start my own process serving business?

Yes. Many process servers operate as independent contractors or business owners after completing training.

Business Questions

Can I work as an independent contractor?

Yes. Many process servers operate independently and contract with law firms, courts, collection agencies, private investigators and process serving houses.

Do I need special equipment?

Basic equipment typically includes:

  • Smartphone
  • Printer
  • Scanner
  • Computer