PREMIER DOCUMENT SERVICES, INC.
                      4001 S. Decatur Blvd., Suite 37-218,
                              Las Vegas, NV. 89103

                              INFORMATION STATEMENT

     This Information Statement is being mailed on or before November 9, 2005 to
holders of record on October 31, 2005 of shares of common stock ("Common Stock")
of  Premier  Document  Services,  Inc.,  a Nevada corporation (the "Company") in
connection  with  an anticipated change in the members of the Company's Board of
Directors  and  Executive Officers and an Amendment to the Company's Articles of
Incorporation  changing  the name of the Company to Navstar Media Holdings, Inc.

     Rule  14f-1  adopted  by  the  Securities and Exchange Commission under the
Securities  Exchange  Act  of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act") requires the
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Company  to  provide prior written notice to its shareholders of the anticipated
change  in  identity  of the members of its Board of Directors not less than ten
(10)  days  prior to date upon which the new directors are to take office.  This
Information  Statement  is  in  compliance  with  said  rule.

     This  Information  Statement  is  being  delivered  to  provide information
regarding anticipated changes in the membership of the Board of Directors of the
Company,  and is provided for information purposes only.   You are urged to read
this Information Statement carefully.  However, no action on your part is sought
or  required.


           Information on the Company and Agreement and Plan of Merger

        The  Company  was  formed  in  January  2002.  The  Company, through its
wholly-owned  subsidiary,  Premier  Document  Services of Nevada, Inc., a Nevada
corporation,  has  conducted  the business of providing document preparation and
signatory  services to mortgage, real estate and other financial services firms.

On  October 26, 2005, Premier Document Services, Inc., entered into an Agreement
and  Plan  of  Merger  with  Navistar  Communication Holdings, Ltd., a Hong Kong
corporation.  Navistar  is  the  70%  owner  of  Happy Times Media, Inc. ("Happy
Times"),  a  People's  Republic  of  China Company.   Navistar has a traditional
business  model  of content production, licensing and distribution in Television
and  Film.  Happy  Times  is  a  TV  media  content  producer in China which has
operated as a private entity since 1998.  Happy Times provides content for major
national and regional TV stations, and distributes television series and foreign
movies.  It  is also generates a portion of its revenues through advertisements,
televised  cultural  events,  corporate  communications  and  exhibitions.

Pursuant  to  the  terms  of  the  Agreement,  100% of the outstanding shares of
Navistar  will be exchanged for 10% of the outstanding shares of a subsidiary of
the  Registrant.  Thereafter,  the subsidiary will be merged into the Registrant
and  1,391,932 shares of the Registrant's common stock, constituting     15.75 %
of  the total shares outstanding, will be distributed to the previous holders of
Navstar.  At  the  effective  date  of the merger, the officers and directors of
Navistar  will  become the officers and directors of the Registrant.   A copy of
the  amended  8-K  Current  Report  on  this  transaction  is included with this
Information  Statement.

It  is  anticipated  that  there  will  be  a  change  in  voting control of the
Registrant  as  a result of the sale of 6,750,000 shares held by Crystal Kim Han
to  Navstar beneficial owners for $25,000.  At such time the transaction occurs,
the  Registrant  will  file  an  8-K  Current  Report.


                        Information on Management Changes

     Upon  consummation  of  the Merger the members of the Board of Directors of
the  Registrant  consisted  of  Crystal Kim Han, Ranny Liang, Don B. Lee and Les
Schecter.  On  October 27, 2005, Crystal Kim Han appointed the following persons
as officers and directors effective November 23 2005.  On the effective date, Ms
Kim  Han  will  resign  as  a  director  and  as  an  officer.

     Ranny  Liang               Chairman/Director
     Don  B. Lee                Chief Executive Officer,Chief Financial Officer,
                                Director
     Les  Schecter              Director

                            MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY

     The  directors  and executive officers of the Company currently serving and
to  be  serving  on  the  effective  date  are  as  follows:






                                                     
Name                                   Age                 Positions Held and Tenure
- ----------------------------  ---------------------------  -----------------------------------------

Crystal Kim Kan. . . . . . .            43                 President, Secretary, Director since 2002
4001 S. Decatur Blvd.,                                     resigning November 18, 2005
Suite 37-218, Las Vegas, NV.

Ranny Liang. . . . . . . . .            49                 Chairman
Suite 30301, 3rd Fl.
Scitech Place, No. 22
Jianguomenwai Street
Beijing, China 100004

Don B. Lee . . . . . . . . .            46                 Director, Chief Executive Officer,
Suite 30301, 3rd Fl.                                       Chief Financial Officer
Scitech Place, No. 22
Jianguomenwai Street
Beijing, China 100004

Les Schecter . . . . . . . .            71                 Director
L.S. PUBLIC RELATIONS
244 West 54th Street
New York, NY 10019



Biographical  Information
- -------------------------

Ranny  Liang,  Chairman of Navistar.  She formerly served as the General Manager
of  The  SinoAmerican  Times  and  the  Executive  Director  of  Asian  Cultural
Enterprises,  Inc.  where  she  is  responsible  for  print and TV media program
production.  Prior  to  this position, Ms. Liang was an Account Executive at the
New York Daily Times and a reporter for The World Journal, a major newspaper and
magazine  in  China.  In  addition, Ms. Liang was a teacher of Guangzhou College
and  at  the  same  time  served  as  a  free  lance columnist for several major
newspapers  and  magazines  in  China.  Ms.  Liang  holds  a Bachelor of Arts in
Chinese  Literature  and  Language  from  The  South  China  Normal  University.

Don  Lee:  CEO  of  Navistar.   Prior  to joining Navistar, Mr. Lee held several
positions  with  Computer  Associates  International, including Product Manager,
Director  of  Strategy  and Partner Development, Business Development Owner, and
Managing  Consultant.  Prior  to  joining Computer Associates, he worked for the
City  of New York as the CIO for the NYC Department of Business Services, Senior
Contract  Analyst/Mayoral  Program  Coordinator  for the NYC Office of the Mayor
Contracts,  Programmer  Analyst/Project Planner for the NYC office of the Mayor,
and  Auditor/Contract Specialist for the NYC Office of the Mayor.  Mr. Lee holds
a  Bachelor  of  Science  in  Accounting  from  New  York  University.

Leslie  Schecter,  Director,
Les  Schecter  is  president  of  LS  Public  Relations, a New York based public
relations  agency  that specializes in the entertainment industry.  Mr. Schecter
has  created  and executed public relations campaigns on behalf of many Broadway
and  Off Broadway productions, television series and specials. He has publicized
more  than  30  Broadway, and Off Broadway productions including Irene, starring
Debbie  Reynolds;  Athol  Fugard's  Sizwe  Banzi Is Dead and The Island; and Oh!
Calcutta!.  Mr.  Schecter  has won two special Emmy Awards for his contributions
in  helping  to  produce and market national primetime Emmy Awards telecasts and
has  introduced  and publicized many classic public television series, including
Live  From Lincoln Center (ten years), Nature (ten years) and American Playhouse
(14  years).  He  has  also  supervised  the  marketing  for  a number of public
television  children's series, among them "The Adventures of Dudley, the Dragon"
and  "The  Hug-A-Bug  Club."  Mr.  Schecter  holds  a  Bachelor  of  Science  in
Mechanical  Engineering  from  City  College  of  New  York and has been a guest
lecturer  on  theatrical  marketing  and  publicity  at  New  York  University.

        There  are  no  family  relationships  between  any  of the directors or
officers  of  the  Company  or  its  subsidiaries.

        The Company has no standing audit, nominating or compensation committees
of  the board of directors, or any committees performing similar functions.  The
Company's  board of directors did not hold any formal meetings during the fiscal
year  which  ended  December  31,  2004.

Compliance  with  Section  16(a)  of  the  Exchange  Act.
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Section  16(a)  of  the  Securities  Exchange Act of 1934 requires the Company's
officers and directors, and persons who own more than 10 percent of a registered
class  of  the  Company's  equity  securities,  to file reports of ownership and
changes  in  ownership  with  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  (SEC).
Officers,  directors,  and  greater than 10 percent stockholders are required by
SEC  regulation  to  furnish  the Company with copies of all Section 16(a) forms
they  file.

To  the  Company's  knowledge,  based  solely  on a review of the copies of such
reports furnished to the Company, all reports under Section 16(a) required to be
filed by its officer and director and greater than ten-percent beneficial owners
(Crystal  Kim  Han)  were  not  timely  filed  as  of  the  date of this filing.

                    SECURITY OWNERSHIP OF CERTAIN BENEFICIAL
                              OWNERS AND MANAGEMENT

The  following  table  shows  the  stockholdings  of all directors and executive
officers  of  the  Company,  principal  stockholders who own  beneficially  more
than five percent of the Company's  issued and outstanding common stock, and all
directors and officers of the  Company as a group as of October 31, 2005,  after
giving  effect  issuance  of  1,391,932  shares  pursuant  to the Merger and the
anticipated  sale  of  shares  by  the  Registrant's current president, based on
7,942,750  shares  outstanding  at  October  31,  2005.






                                                                        
                                                                          Amount
Title. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Name and Address                      of shares   Percent
of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  of Beneficial                         held by       of
Class. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Owner of Shares     Position          Owner        Class
- ----------------------------------  ------------------  ----------------  --------     -----
Common . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Crystal Kim Han     President, CFO,
                                    Secretary, Director.                         0       0%

    Ranny Liang. . . . . . . . . .  Chairman, Director                   1,686,964      18.1%

    Don B. Lee . . . . . . . . . .  CEO, CFO,                              844,789       9.1%
                                    Director

    Les Schector . . . . . . . . .  Director                                12,602        .135%

All Executive Officers as a Group
(Four Persons)


                             EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION

     The  following  table  discloses  compensation paid during the fiscal years
ended  December  31,  2002,  2003, and 2004 to (i) the Company's Chief Executive
Officer, and (ii) individual(s) who were the only executive officers, other than
the  Chief  Executive Officer, serving as executive officers at the end of 2002,
2003  and  2004  whose  total  salary  and  bonus  exceeded $100,000 (the "Named
Executive  Officers").

                           SUMMARY COMPENSATION TABLE






                                                 
                                           ANNUAL
                                        COMPENSATION            ALL OTHER
NAME AND PRINCIPAL                  SALARY        BONUS       COMPENSATION
POSITION                YEAR          ($)          ($)             ($)
- ------------------  ------------  ----------  -------------        ---

Crystal Kim Han. .      2004          3,000        2,050            0
President, CEO . .      2003              0            0            0
                        2002              0            0            0



STOCK  OPTIONS  GRANTED  IN  LAST  FISCAL  YEAR

     During  the fiscal years ended December 31, 2004, 2003 and 2002, we did not
grant  any options to our Chief Executive Officer.  During fiscal 2004, 2003 and
2002,  our  Chief  Executive  Officer  did  not  exercise  any  options.

EMPLOYMENT  AGREEMENTS

     No  such  agreement(s)  exists  between  any  executive  and  the  Company.

COMPENSATION  OF  DIRECTORS

     Our  only director is the current executive officer of our Company.  She is
reimbursed  for  reasonable  expenses  incurred in connection with attendance at
meetings  of  the  Board  and  of Committees of the Board; however, she does not
receive  any additional compensation for her services as director.  Accordingly,
it  may  be necessary for us to compensate newly appointed directors in order to
attract  a quality governance team.  At this time the Company has not identified
any  specific individuals or candidates nor has it entered into any negotiations
or  activities  in  this  regard.


            Information on Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation
                        Changing the Name of the Company

     On  October  27,  2005  Crystal  Kim Han, as the holder of 7,000,000 shares
equal  to  88% of the 7,942,750 outstanding shares of the Company's common stock
executed  a  consent  in  lieu  of meeting of the stockholders of the Company to
amend  the Company's articles of incorporation to change the name of the Company
to  Navstar  Media Holdings Inc.  The amendment to the Articles of Incorporation
is  to  be  filed  and  effective  on  or  before  November  23,  2005.
Information on Navistar Communication Holdings, Ltd., and Happy Times Media Inc.

Navistar  Communication Holdings, Inc("Navistar") is a Hong Kong-based company,
pursuing  its business plan to become a leading content provider and distributor
in  the vast media market of the People's Republic of China ("China").  Navistar
has  a  TV content production team as well as media product distribution team in
Beijing.  The Company is pursuing an integrated strategy of vertical control and
horizontal  expansion  by initially strengthening its own program production and
by  distributing  high quality self-produced and third party programs across the
TV  broadcasting  and  movie  industries and then expanding into traditional and
hi-tech  content  distributiion  to  complete the vertical integration. Navistar
believes  that  it  may be among the first non-mainland entities engaged in this
strategy  to  grow  aggressively  and  effectively  benefit  from  the  vast and
lucrative  media  market  in  China.

Navistar  intends  to  increase  its  content  production  and  distribution
capabilities  through  organic  growth  and  acquisitions.  Navistar  has formed
strategic  alliances  and  partnerships  with  key  players in the international
programming and media business and in the Chinese domestic media market to allow
it  to  take  a  leading  position  in  China.

Existing  Operation
- -------------------

Navistar  has  a  successful business model of content production, licensing and
distribution  in  Television and Film.  Its subsidiary, Happy Times Media, Inc.,
is  a young and dynamic TV media content producer in China which has operated as
a  private  entity  since 1998.  Happy Times provides content for major national
and  regional TV stations, and distributes television series and foreign movies.
It is also generates a portion of its revenues through advertisements, televised
cultural  events,  corporate  communications  and  exhibitions.

The  Company  generates  revenue  from  the sales and distribution of television
content  that  it  produces;  imported  programs (TV/film) from third parties in
China  and abroad; and sales and distribution of advertisement programs produced
by  the  company.

In  addition,  Happy  Times  provides  European  content such as TVE British and
Strawberry  Films France. Currently, the Company covers nearly 300 Provincial TV
stations  throughout  the  People's Republic of China, China Central TV Stations
(CCTV)  and  has  developed  advertising  relationships with Electronix, Yanjing
Beer,  CRL.  Future  potential customers include major TV/Film content providers
such  as  TNT,  TBS,  NBC,  HBO  etc.

Strategic  Partners
- -------------------

The Company has entered into partnership or alliances with several key local and
international  media  partners:

- -     CCTV,  the  central  TV  owned  by  the  central  government,  providing
programming  for  the  children's  channel.

- -     CCTV  Movie  Column,  to  purchase  the  time slot and advertising rights.

- -     Shandong  TV  Station,  co-production  arrangement.

- -     Miramax,  distribution  cooperation  in  China  and cooperation for future
direct  distribution  collaboration  in  China.

The Chinese media market currently only offers limited accesss to foreign direct
involvement, particularly in TV channel operations. Only News Corp. and AOL Time
Warner  have  been  granted  extremely  limited  access  in  Guangzhou  area for
operating  TV  channels, without being able to participate in the operation of a
channel or the production of programming in other places in China. China has not
made  any  promise  of  opening up its media market under the terms of its entry
into  the  World  Trade  Organization ("WTO"), although there are signs that the
media  market will eventually open up within the next decade or so. However, the
current  closed  nature  of  the  Chinese  media market provides Navistar with a
unique  opportunity  to  expand  and  grow before the market opens up completely
eventually.

Navistar  will  have  the  benefit  of  veterans of the TV and media industry in
China.  The  top  and  local  management  team consists of executives with great
industry  experience  and  governmental  relationship  backgrounds  as  well  as
executives  who have extensive experience in the U.S. media market. These people
bring to the Company the expertise and relationships in growing the business and
maintaining  appropriate  government  relationship.


PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES

Content  Production
- -------------------

Navistar's  content production is performed at the Happy Times Production Center
("Production  Center") in Beijing. Its capabilities include film creation, scene
filming  and post-production.  Currently, it produces approximately 20 different
TV programs for CCTV, BTV, MTV and several other major TV channels in China.  In
addition to TV programs, the Production Center has produced a large number of TV
advertisements,  product  promotion  programming  and  related  public relations
services  for  world  brands  such  as Electrolux, Epson, and Xian-Janssen.  The
Production  Center is run by a creative and professional production team and its
advanced  post  visual/audio  production equipment system enables Happy Times to
provide  integrated service for its clients including screen shoot, broadcasting
and  post  visual/audio  production.

The  Production  Center  is  capable  of  performing  the  following  functions:

     -Integrated  operation  of  TV  programs
     -TV  advertising  program  creation  and  production
     -Production  of  company  image  promotional  programs
     -Product  service  promotion  programs
     -Training  and  management  programs
     -Dubbing  and  editing  of  international  TV  programs
     -2D/3D  design  and  production
     -Planning,  creation  and  production  for  digital  multi-media  shows
     -Disc  duplication  and  compressed  format  of  VCD/DVD

A  description  of some of the programming that is currently under production by
Happy  Times  is  presented  below:

Chinese  City  Files  -  A  100  episode  documentary on Chinese urban cultures,
co-produced  with  CCTV;

China-Food  - A nine episode documentary on Chinese recipes and cooking that was
a  top  winner  of  "Spring  Swallow  Cup"  in  China,  co-produced  with  BTV;

Ever  Bright  Road  -  A  documentary series that celebrates 20 years of Chinese
reform  and  openness  to  the  outside  world,  co-produced  with  BTV;

Life  Message  - A short Television program co-produced with CCTV, Life Channel;
Auto  Dictionary  -A  program  in  the  "Walking  into  Science" syndicated show
,co-produced  with  CCTV


Extraordinary  Journey  -  a weekly educational broadcasting program co-produced
with  CCTV  Youth  Center;

Our  Home  - A 50 episode environmental protection documentary, co-operated with
TVE  and  WWF;

Earth  Reports  -  A  weekly  large  scale  global  environment  protection
documentary,co-operated  with  TVE  and  Lenovo  Internet  Co.;

Healthy  People- A mini-series documentary about Chinese traditional medicine in
the  21st  Century  ,produced  under  authorization  from  WWF;

Coal  Bed  Firedamp - A TV documentary series on mining in China, produced under
authorization  of  UNDP.

Green  Village - A weekly documentary about environmental protection released by
the  Children's  Environment  Program,  co-produced  with  CCTV  Youth  Center;

TV  Prose - A mini-series TV program about art and culture in China, co-operated
with  CCTV  Local  Art  Channel;

Travel  Guidance  -  A  daily  television  broadcast  documentary  about  travel
,co-operated  with  CCTV  -For  Your  Service;

Transient  World  -  A  weekly  television  broadcasting  entertainment program,
co-operated  with  CCTV;

Life's  Garden  -  A  100-episode  children  safety  educational  documentary,
co-operated  with  CCTV;

Open  Sesame  -  Science  Around  You  - a daily broadcasting program on popular
science  knowledge  for  children  (  CCTV-1);

Continent  Glance  -  A  weekly broadly focused TV series on people, culture and
customs,  co-operated with State Council News Office & Continent Media Promotion
Center;

Economy  and  Law  -  A  mini-series  program  about  the legal system in China,
co-operated  with  CCTV-2;

Happy  Touch  -  A  daily  tutoring  program,  co-operated  with  CCTV-7;

Surprising  &  Farce  Variety  -  A  daily  20-minute  ntertainment  TV program,
co-operated  with  Da  Ye  Media  Company  of  People's  Daily.

Other  projects  include  program planning for Sister's Look, Internet Dairy and
other  MTV  programs;  Production  of  program  promotional  pieces. Advertising
programs,  promotional  programs  and informational programs produced for Epson,
Electrolux, Century Internet, Xian-Janssen, China Broadcast and TV Newspaper and
other  companies  or  units.


Distribution  and  Trading
- --------------------------

In addition to content production personnel, The Company also has an experienced
distribution  and  program  trading team.  It not only distributes and trades in
its  own proprietary content and programs but distributes content and programing
for  third  parties.  The  Company  anticipates that it can gain a strong market
presence  by  maintaining a strong focus on growing its third party distribution
network

Distribution  Center
- --------------------
The  Company  has  a  Distribution  Center ("Distribution Center") for media and
audio-visual  products. Based on quantities of acclaiming programs from audience
and  a  professional distribution team, the Company has established an extensive
distribution  network covering 30 provinces and more than 300 cities on mainland
China. The Distribution Center is committed to providing services for clients in
the  areas  of  program  market  research,  integrative  sales planning, program
information  release  and  audience  rating  analysis.

A  summary  of  the  major  distributions  of the Company include the following:

Our  Home-  1999,  a  50 episode documentary series on environmental protection.
Our  Home  was  acquired  by  and  is  exclusively  owned  by Happy Times and is
broadcasted  in  CCTV  and  38  local  TV  stations;

Earth  Reports,  2000, a 52 episode, large scale global environment & protection
information  documentary from TVE.  This documentary was formerly broadcasted in
CCTV  &  113  local  TV  stations;

Around  the  World,  2002, 40 episode German documentary .  All rights of Around
the  World  including  TV& Video rights were exclusively acquired by Happy Times

Jungle,  2003,  52  episode  French  documentary  that  focuses on environmental
protection  and  adventure.  This documentary has a 17% audience share rating in
Europe.  This  documentary  is  licensed  by  Happy  Times.

Commonwealth Advertisement, 2002, 40 episode series broadcasted on CCTV and over
20  local  TV  stations  of  large  and  medium-sized  cities.

Outstanding  Chinese  Around  the World, 2002 52 episode large scale documentary
series on ethnic Chinese celebraties around the world,  which was aired on 78 TV
stations.

Hellos,  World  Cup  Entertainment  Evening  Show,  2002, miniseries on soccor ,
telecasted  on  CCTV&  over  80  local  stations.

Image China, 2002-2003, a 260 episode  Society and History series, telecasted on
over  80  TV  stations.

World  Today;  World  Survey,  2004, a mini-series on world news , telecasted on
CCTV  and  approximately  100  local  TV  stations.


Program  Trading  Center
- ------------------------
Navistar's program trading center ("Trading Center") is focused on exploring the
film  and  TV  programs'  copyright  transaction business. Navistar's goal is to
become  a  mainstream integrative content supplier to cinemas, cable/wireless TV
stations, pay TV channels, as well as providing content for broadband, streaming
media,  audio publication and book publication.  A cooperative relationship with
domestic  and  international  content providers has been established to ensure a
supply  of  product.  New  opportunities  are  being  explored.

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                                November 8, 2005