Legal document courier — sealed, tracked, signed for

Court filing deadlines, contract exchanges and completion documents cannot slip. A generic parcel network cannot guarantee a specific hour, cannot carry an original signature under a full audit trail, and cannot put a named driver in front of a specific person at a specific building.

A missed filing is not just late — it is a lost matter

  • Court filings and completion documents to a specific hour
  • Original signed contracts and deeds moved between parties
  • Confidential bundles and evidence to Counsel’s chambers
  • Multi-party document exchanges with strict audit trails

Named driver, sealed pouch, signature on delivery

Every legal job travels with a single named driver. Documents are placed in a sealed courier pouch at collection, tracked by GPS from door to door, and signed for on delivery with a printed name and timestamp. Photo POD and signature capture are emailed automatically.

  • Sealed, tamper-evident pouches supplied on request
  • Timed delivery windows to court, chambers or a specific desk
  • Signature and photo POD on delivery, emailed to the case owner
  • Multi-stop runs for round-robin document circulations

Van sizes we run for this work

  • Small Van: Filings, sealed bundles and single-envelope deliveries
  • SWB Van: Multiple boxes of bundles between offices

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Do you offer sealed handling for confidential documents?

Yes. Sealed, tamper-evident pouches are available on request and are logged into our system at collection.

Can you deliver to a specific person at a court building?

Yes. On timed deliveries the driver will hand-deliver to the named contact and record their printed name, signature and time.

How do I evidence a court filing was delivered on time?

Every delivery generates a photo POD, GPS-timestamped signature record and delivery report we can produce for your file if a dispute arises.

Do you cover completion-day exchanges?

Yes. We regularly run completion-day document movements between solicitors, banks and clients within tight windows.