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Instruct a Process Server to Serve a Section 8 Notice
Serve a Section 8 Notice by Process Server
A Section 8 Notice is a legal possession notice used by landlords in England and Wales to begin the process of recovering a property where specific statutory grounds apply.
Following the legislative reforms to the private rented sector, including the abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions, Section 8 notices are now the primary route for landlords seeking possession.
A Section 8 Notice must comply with the Housing Act 1988 (as amended), clearly setting out the legal grounds for possession and the date after which possession proceedings may begin if the tenant does not vacate the property.
Proving that the tenant has received the notice is an important part of the possession process. A Process Server can assist with the service of a Section 8 Notice, ensuring delivery to the correct address and helping to reduce the risk of disputes about whether the notice was properly served.
To support compliance with court requirements, a Process Server will provide a Statement of Service confirming when and how the notice was delivered. This could include photographic evidence of attendance where appropriate. If the tenant later disputes receipt of the notice, this documentation can be relied upon as formal proof of service.
PB Process Servers UK Ltd specialise at serving legal documents in the UK in as little as 2-3 working days or sooner for more urgent matters. Contact us today to discuss service.
Instruct a Process Server to Serve a Section 21 (Form 3)
Serve a Section 21 (Form 3) Notice by Process Server
The Renters’ Rights Act 2026 introduces major reforms to private renting in England, ending fixed-term tenancies and Section 21 no-fault evictions while strengthening legal protections for tenants.
Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions will be abolished:
- Landlords will no longer be able to issue a Section 21 Notice under the Housing Act 1988 to evict a tenant.
- Landlords will only be able to evict tenants when they have a specific, legally valid reasons for doing so. This includes the need to sell or move into the property.
We can assist you with service of other types of notice or court orders on your tenants when the need arises.