Process servers in Nova Scotia
Most provinces do not license process servers. Where a licence is required it usually comes under private investigation or security legislation rather than from a legal regulator.
A process server delivers court documents to the people who must legally receive them, then swears the affidavit that proves it was done. Most provinces do not license process servers, though a few regulate them under private investigation or security legislation, so what is required depends on where the documents are served.
No process servers listed in Nova Scotia yet
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