

Process Serving AACES
Join the Process Serving AACES team
We are looking for a Process Server to help serve court documents in the GTA. If you are someone that is comfortable driving in Toronto, Ontario and surrounding areas, and is interested in a part time contract position with us, contact Process Serving AACES today to discuss your future as a Process Server!
Duties and Responsibilities of a Process Server
Serving court documents
A Process Serving AACES Process Server will serve court documents following the court rules within our area of service (GTA, Toronto, Durham Region, York Region, Northumberland, Lindsay, and Peterborough)
Maintain accurate recods
A Process Serving AACES Process Server will be responsible to maintain a personal log with details regarding when and how each document is served, along with important details observed during each attempt. A Process Serving AACES Process Server will also need to update the file folder with all necessary information needed to prepare the Affidavit of Service.
Providing detailed reports
A Process Serving AACES Process Server will need to provide timely, detailed reports regarding the serving of court documents to ensure clients are updated as soon as possible. Affidavits of Service will also need to be signed in front of one of our Commissioner of Oaths.
Filing documents and/or evidence with the court
A Process Serving AACES Process Server may also need to file documents and/or evidence with the court. As the court transitions to electronic filing, this is more commonly completed through a Commissioned Affidavit of Service that is returned to the client for filing.
Qualifications to become a Process Server with Process Serving AACES
A Process Server's qualifications include the following:
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Must be at least 18 years of age
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Must be able to provide a valid PRC (Police Record Check)
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Must be willing to travel throuhgout our Process Serving area of service
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Must have a valid G driver's licence
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Must have a reliable vehicle
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Must possess exceptional conflict resolution skills
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Must have excellent reading, writing, and communication skills
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Must have great organizational skills
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Must possess good time management skills
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Must be interested in the legal field
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Must have a flexible availability

