Process Server & Legal Document Delivery · Oshawa
Process Server & Legal Document Delivery in Oshawa
A process server's job is narrow and specific: put a legal document into the right person's hands, or complete service the way Ontario's rules allow, and be able to prove it happened. Bond runs drivers who are already on the road across Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and Bowmanville across Durham Region every day, insured and available on short notice, which makes rush service faster than booking a dedicated process-serving agency from scratch for a one-off job..
A process server's job is narrow and specific: put a legal document into the right person's hands, or complete service the way Ontario's rules allow, and be able to prove it happened. Bond runs drivers who are already on the road across Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and Bowmanville across Durham Region every day, insured and available on short notice, which makes rush service faster than booking a dedicated process-serving agency from scratch for a one-off job.
What we serve
- Statements of claim and defence for Superior Court and Small Claims Court matters
- Notices, motions and affidavits tied to an active file
- Summonses and subpoenas for witnesses
- Demand letters and collection notices for law firms, paralegals and collection agencies
Who this is for
Law firms and paralegal offices across Oshawa and the wider corridor who need a document served today rather than queued into a process-serving agency's regular route, plus self-represented litigants who have a deadline and a single address to serve.
How service and proof of service work
Under Ontario's Rules of Civil Procedure, most documents can be served by anyone who is 18 or older and not a party to the case — a Bond driver qualifies. After service, you get a signed affidavit of service with the date, time, address and manner of service, plus a timestamped photo of the drop where personal service isn't required. If the person named refuses to accept the document or won't come to the door, we note exactly what happened and when; some methods of alternative service still count under the rules, and that's a question for your lawyer or paralegal, not us. We serve the document and document what we did — we don't give legal advice on which method of service your matter requires.
What we don't do
We're not a skip-tracing outfit and we don't do sewer service. If the address on file is wrong or the person is actively avoiding service, that's a specialized job for a licensed process-serving agency with more tools than a driver and a car, and we'll tell you that on the phone instead of taking the job and wasting your afternoon.
Turnaround
Same-day service is available for jobs called in by early afternoon, subject to the vehicles not already being committed to a booked chauffeur run. Call 289-367-6591 with the address, the document, and the deadline, and we'll tell you straight away whether it can be done today.
Frequently asked questions
Who is legally allowed to serve documents in Ontario?
Under the Rules of Civil Procedure, most documents can be served by anyone 18 or older who isn't a party to the proceeding. Some documents have extra requirements, which is a question for your lawyer or paralegal — we handle the delivery and the proof of it.
What happens if the person refuses to accept the document?
We record exactly what happened: the address, the time, and how the person responded. Whether a refusal or an attempted-service counts under your specific matter is a legal question for whoever is running your file, not something we decide on the doorstep.
Can you serve a document the same day it's called in?
Usually, if it's called in by early afternoon and the vehicles aren't already committed to a booked chauffeur job. Call 289-367-6591 with the deadline and we'll confirm on the spot.
Serving Oshawa and surrounding areas. Every job is pre-arranged and quoted individually. This page is general information, not legal advice.