Process Server (BPS-04)
Last date to apply Nov 28, 2026 13 days left
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About Process Server (BPS-04)
District & Sessions Courts is hiring for the post of Process Server (BPS-04) (1 post) in Ziarat.
The Process Server is responsible for delivering legal documents, such as summons and subpoenas, to individuals involved in court cases.
What a Process Server usually does:
- Serving legal documents to parties involved in court cases.
- Maintaining records of served documents and attempts.
- Reporting back to the court on the status of service.
- Ensuring timely and proper delivery of court notices.
Requirements for Process Server (BPS-04)
Applicants for Process Server must have passed Matriculation.
- Education: Matriculation
- Domicile: District Ziarat (how to get a domicile certificate)
Age limit for Process Server (BPS-04) by date of birth
You must be born between 29 November 1995 and 28 November 2008.
Counted on the closing date, 28 November 2026, in completed years (18–30 years). Some candidates get extra years of relaxation: see who qualifies.
Salary for Process Server (BPS-04)
Rs 17,650 – Rs 41,650 a month basic pay
Process Server (BPS-04) is a BPS-4 post. Basic pay starts at Rs 17,650 and rises by Rs 800 each year, reaching Rs 41,650 after 30 increments. On top of basic pay come the 7% ad-hoc relief and allowances such as house rent, conveyance and medical (see the allowances). Figures are from the BPS-2026 chart, effective 1 July 2026: full pay scale chart.
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How to Apply for Process Server (BPS-04)
To apply for the Process Server (BPS-04) position at District & Sessions Courts, follow the application method given in the official advertisement. Applications close on Nov 28, 2026. There is no application fee.
All 9 roles share one application process: see the full steps on the recruitment page.
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This job requires
- Education
- Matric Pass
- Age
- 18–30 years
- Gender
- Male & Female
- Profession
- Process Server
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