Credit and finance sector
Legal Document Service for Creditors and Financial Institutions
Use File & Serve for client-supplied court and enforcement-related documents arising from loans, leases, accounts and other creditor matters.
Creditor matters
Service support for financial and credit files
Assignments may include client-supplied claims, notices, orders, debtor-examination materials, enforcement-related documents and other documents where the client has confirmed service is required.
File & Serve does not contact recipients to demand payment, negotiate debts, investigate creditworthiness, select enforcement procedures or advise on legal remedies.
How to order
Submit the assignment through the existing workflow
Create the service request
Enter the organization contact and internal file or matter reference.
Upload the final document set
Use supported files and ensure every attachment intended for service is included.
Identify the recipient
Provide the exact individual, corporate or office name, role, address, unit and access details.
Provide the deadline and instructions
State the requested service method as confirmed by the client or legal representative.
Review pricing and payment
Use the current operational workflow; contact the office separately for account discussions.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can File & Serve advise which document or method to use?
No. The client or legal representative must supply the documents, recipient, method and deadline.
Can several documents be uploaded?
Yes. The existing request page accepts multiple PDF, JPG and PNG files and verifies page count.
Is there a separate corporate portal?
This page does not create a new portal. It directs clients to the existing request workflow and File & Serve contact channels.
Does File & Serve collect debts?
No. File & Serve provides process serving, filing and related administrative services only.
Important limitation
Administrative service only
File & Serve is not a law firm, lawyer, paralegal, collection agency, or debt-settlement service. We do not select forms, calculate deadlines, decide who must be served, determine the permitted method of service, or provide legal advice. The client remains responsible for the legal sufficiency of documents and instructions.
Use the existing request system
Ready to submit an assignment?
Keep the destination postal code, documents, reference number, recipient information, instructions, pricing, HST and payment in one request record.