A complete order usually includes the documents, the service target, the best available address information, and any deadlines or handling instructions.
Core information to provide
- Your name, firm, company, or contact details
- Matter or case reference number
- Name of the person or entity to be served
- Full service address or addresses
- The documents that need to be served, posted, filed, or researched
- Any deadline, court date, or urgency level
Helpful details that reduce follow-up
- Known work hours or likely availability of the recipient
- Building access notes, unit numbers, or gate instructions
- Known safety or access issues
- Whether you want skip tracing, filing, witness-fee advancing, or other support added
Why completeness matters
Clear, complete order details help the team move your matter forward faster and reduce unnecessary follow-up.