PROCESS SERVICE IN SWEDEN

Serve Legal Documents in Sweden. Fixed Price. Ordered Online.

Government-authorised process servers. Upload your documents, submit your order online, and receive a court-ready proof of service. 99% success rate.

Authorised process server stamp
Government-authorised
99% success rate

Across thousands of served cases.

Fixed rates

No quotes, no surprises.

Court-ready report

Valid in your jurisdiction. USM-94 and EU certificates included.

From across the world

No matter where from, we help serve legal papers in Sweden.

Fixed fees

Two ways to serve. Same fixed-price promise, no quotes and no phone calls.

TRACK A
Personal Service
By authorised process server · 99% success rate
Best for

Court filings, US/EU litigation, deadline-driven matters, and recipients who may avoid service.

What you get

In-person handoff · escalation through every legal step · court-ready certificate with USM-94 or EU form.

Regular
$490
AVG. 4-5 WEEKS
Priority
Most popular
$790
AVG. 2-3 WEEKS
Express
$1,290
AVG. 0-1 WEEK
TRACK B
Registered Letter
By Swedish registered mail · lower cost, lower certainty
Best for

Formal notices, reminders, and contract terminations where a signed postal receipt is sufficient proof.

What you get

PostNord registered delivery · signed receipt if collected · written outcome report either way.

Heads up

Success depends on the recipient collecting the letter at their post office. If they don't, choose Personal Service instead.

$65
~2.5 weeks to outcome
Start your order

Timelines are averages from completed cases, not guarantees. See the full legal cycle below.

Need delivery only, not legal proof? Document courier across Sweden: $300 (3 days) / $500 (24h). No service certificate.

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How it works

1. Upload your case

Upload your documents and pay the fixed fee online. No quotes, no phone calls.

2. We serve

An authorised process server serves the recipient at the registered address.

3. Receive proof

A court-ready proof of service and USM94 or EU certificate is delivered to your inbox.

One fixed price. The whole legal cycle.

We serve any recipient anywhere in Sweden, from listed corporations to private persons on the countryside. Some sign directly; others avoid service. When they do, we escalate through every step Swedish law provides, in the right order and with the right paperwork, until service is complete.

Our government authorisation permits steps 2, 3 and 4. You never need to do anything, and all of it is included in the fixed price.

  1. 01
    Signature

    Documents are handed to the recipient against signature.

  2. 02
    Refused receipt

    If the recipient refuses to sign, service is still legally valid and documented.

  3. 03
    Substitute service

    Delivery to an adult household member or employer, with notice sent to the recipient.

  4. 04
    Posting 

    Documents are affixed at the recipient's address, generally permitted at the earliest after 25 days, when the recipient is actively avoiding service.

  5. 05
    Public notice

    If steps 1-4 are not possible, we continue with service by public notice. Usually adds 1-2 months.

Three legal routes to serve documents in Sweden

Route
Typical timeline
Description
Personal service by authorised process server
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0-5 weeks
An authorised process server locates the recipient and serves in person, escalating through the full legal cycle if needed. Court-ready certificate of service included.
Registered letter
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~2.5 weeks
Swedish registered mail with a signed delivery receipt. Low cost, suitable when the recipient is expected to cooperate.
Swedish authorities (Hague Convention)
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8-16 months
The formal government channel via the central authority. Free of charge, but slow and paperwork-heavy, with no follow-up if attempts fail.

Court-ready proof of service

When service is complete you receive a certificate of service signed by the authorised process server, delivered as a PDF to your inbox.

There is one report template per legal outcome, customised according to law. Every report states the date, address, recipient name and personal ID number, and the documents served, together with your reference if provided. USM-94 and EU Service Regulation certificates are completed on request, at no extra cost.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
DELGIVNINGSKVITTO · PERSONAL SERVICE
DATE
2026-06-30
RECIPIENT
Erik Andersson · 19840512-XXXX
ADDRESS
Vasagatan 12, 111 20 Stockholm
DOCUMENTS
Summons and complaint, 14 pages
CLIENT REF
24-CV-01847
OUTCOME
Served in person, signature obtained
USM-94
EU SERVICE REG.
AUTHORISED PROCESS SERVER
A. Lindqvist

Add-on services

OPTIONAL, ADDED AT CHECKOUT
USM-94 / EU form assistance
$200

Service from abroad legally requires a completed USM-94 or EU service form before we may proceed. Our lawyer prepares it.

Notarisation
$100

Notarised original of the certificate of service, ready for apostille.

Postal delivery of originals
$60

Your report and certificate sent as physical originals by postal mail, in addition to PDF.

Common questions

Yes. Sweden permits private, government-authorised process servers under the Hague Convention Article 10(b) and Swedish law. Service executed this way is valid for civil and commercial matters and is routinely accepted by foreign courts.
An authorised process server may still lawfully complete service. Swedish law allows substitute service to a household member or employer, or posting in the recipient's mailbox after the required period. Refusal to sign does not defeat properly executed service.
Civil and commercial documents such as summonses, complaints, judgments, payment demands and arbitration notices can be served by private process server. Criminal matters must go through Sweden's Central Authority (Länsstyrelsen Stockholm).
Under 4a § Delgivningslagen, the recipient must be able to understand the document's content. Serving English-language documents on an English-speaking recipient is routinely acceptable, which often saves translation costs. A translation may be necessary if the recipient does not understand the document's language.
You submit your order online. After a brief order review, we email you a secure payment link. Once paid, service begins immediately.
Yes. The certificate of service states the date, time, address, method and the server's government authorisation. It is routinely accepted by foreign courts, including US federal and state courts, under Hague Convention Article 10(b). Optional notarisation is available where required.