Process serving in Norway is a complex and expensive system. Answers Investigation simplify the process and shorten the extensive time periods involved
In common with our Process Serving services Internationally, we simplify the process for serving documents in Norwegain jurisdiction that originate in UK, USA and other courts by serving the documents direct
The internal Norwegian system requires documents to be translated into Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish and submitted through a Central Authority like the Royal Ministry of Justice and Public Security, which will then have them served by the appropriate court or a process server. The formal Hague Service Convention process can take a few months
Formal service through the Central Authority requires documents to be translated to Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish, or be accompanied by a translation into one of these languages. The USM-94 must be filled out completely and signed by a court official or attorney. Submit to the Central Authority, then sent to the relevant Central Authority (the Royal Ministry of Justice and Public Security)
The Central Authority then forwards the documents to the appropriate district or city court, which then either serves the documents itself or uses a local process server to do so. This process can take a few months, with some estimates ranging from 2 to 4 months from submission to return of proof.
Alternatively, Answers Investigation serve documents directly by travelling to the locus; while not cheap, the turnaround time is days rather than months, and a substantially lower cost than the Norwegian system
Contact us by email on info@private-detectives.co.uk or call 020 7158 0332 ( +44 20 7158 0332 from outside the UK)
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