UK PROCESS has a long established Distance Learning Course which covers the whole of the system of Process Service and how to become a Process Server.

The course will teach you everything from how to approach a 'Respondent' as known in the Process Serving industry, how to correctly prepare and swear affidavits, when affidavits of service are needed by a Process Server (and when not), how to conduct oneself when becoming a Process server and when one is a Process Server, how to stay within the law, how to gain work and how to keep cases in track and in 'good time'. This is just the first chapter!

All of the staff employed by UK Process are trained to the highest degree and the course 'Become a Process Server' is the first step taken by each and every one, from administration staff to Process Servers specialising in High Court Injunctions.

Here at UK Process we receive calls and CV's from people every single day asking how do I become a Process Server in the UK and do you have work?

The simple answer is yes! We have lots of work and not enough Process Servers. Because we specialise in Process Serving we are also in mind to employ specialist qualified Process servers, if we know you have undertaken a specialist Process Serving Course we will of course employ them, we at UK Process crave knowledge and experience which can only be gained by specialist insider knowledge.

Gain a Certificate in Process Serving (CIP) only people who have undertaken the Process Serving Course 'How to become a Process Server' in the UK can gain certification and use the letters CIP on all correspondence.

Course Syllabus, the course contains the following exciting and in depth chapters:

Introduction to the course 'Become a Process Server':

• Welcome to the course

• What is a Process Server

• Types of Process

• Essential Reading

• Become a Process Server

Affidavits and Statements

• How to prepare a 'Return of Service'

• When to use an Affidavit over a Statement and why

• What the technical terms mean

• FREE example affidavits for your own use

History of Process Servers & Investigators

• The evolvement of Process Servers

• Process Servers through the ages

• Changes in Process Serving duties

Tracing & Tracing Techniques

• How to trace elusive debtors - a skill in its own right

• Staying within the law when tracing

• When not to trace

• How to show successful tracing to a court

• How to prove when someone is still at an old address

Status Reports

• What assets does someone have

• Is someone worth chasing for levying distress

• How to prove someone has assets

• How to show a client that someone has nothing

NOS (National Occupation Standards)

• The Standard for Process Servers as part of the Suite of NOS for Private Investigators

Surveillance:

• Static & Mobile Surveillance

• Instructions & Objectives

• Correctly assimilating evidence

• Disguise, Background, Attitude

How to gain work:

• Where to look for work

• How to be noticed

• How to prepare an Investigators CV

Governing bodies

• Who to affiliate with for advice and guidance

• what the bodies can do for you

Glossary

• All terms explained in plain English
• The legal language used by all professionals in the industry