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Service of documents (Bailiff / Huissier)
Commission a bailiff to serve a procedure. Get an instant quote, pay, and track every attempt until the affidavit of service is returned.
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Étude Léveillé Huissiers de justice
SampleService of process & seizures
📍 Montréal🗣 FR · ENFrom $99/serviceUnavailableNot open for bookingTarget response72 hSample profile, not bookable until human verification.
Huissiers Capitale-Nationale
SampleEnforcement & wage garnishment
📍 Québec🗣 FRQuoteUnavailableNot open for bookingTarget response72 hSample profile, not bookable until human verification.
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- Draft created
- Assigned to bailiff
- Attempt #1
- Served
- Affidavit of service received
About this service
How it works
- Create the service request from your matter and attach the procedure to be served.
- Receive an instant quote based on the type of service and the recipient's location.
- Pay securely; the file is assigned to a bailiff in the right judicial district.
- Track every attempt in real time until the affidavit of service (procès-verbal) is returned to your file.
Turnaround
A first attempt is typically made within 2–5 business days of assignment; urgent and multiple-recipient service is available at a higher rate. Hard-to-locate recipients may require several attempts.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between personal and corporate service?
- Personal service is made on an individual; corporate service is made at a legal person's establishment or on an authorized representative. The correct mode depends on who you are serving and the procedure.
- What do I receive as proof of service?
- The bailiff returns an affidavit of service (procès-verbal de signification) recording the date, time, place and manner of service. It is filed in your case file and accepted by the court as proof.
- What if the recipient cannot be found?
- The bailiff documents each unsuccessful attempt. If the recipient cannot be located, alternative modes of service (for example, by a means authorized by the court) may be required — the bailiff will advise on the options.
Good to know
Service of documents is carried out by a court bailiff (huissier de justice), an officer of the court. Juge.ca routes and tracks the mandate; it does not itself effect service or provide legal advice.