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Registered agent service · Glendale, CA
Serve CT Corporation in Glendale
Many corporations and LLCs name CT Corporation System as their California agent for service of process. We deliver your papers to CT’s Glendale office and return a signed proof of service — often the same day.
Why serve the registered agent?
Under California Code of Civil Procedure §416.10, a corporation can be served by delivering the summons to its designated agent for service of process. When that agent is CT Corporation System, service at its Glendale intake office is usually the fastest, most reliable way to serve the company.
How CT Corporation service works
1
Confirm the agent
We check the California Secretary of State business records to confirm CT Corporation is the current agent and the exact entity name.
2
Prepare the documents
Your papers must name the entity exactly as registered. We flag mismatches before delivery.
3
Deliver in Glendale
Our server delivers to CT’s intake desk during business hours and records the name of the person who accepts.
4
Proof of service
You receive a signed proof of service the same day, eFiled with the court on request.
What we can deliver to CT
- Summons & complaint (state and federal)
- Civil and deposition subpoenas, including records subpoenas
- Domesticated out-of-state subpoenas
- Notices, levies and other legal papers addressed to the entity
Other registered agents
We also serve other registered agents across Los Angeles County and California. Tell us the agent named in the Secretary of State record and we’ll confirm the address and turnaround.
Frequently asked questions
Is CT Corporation the right agent for my defendant?
Not always. Agents change, so we verify the current agent in the Secretary of State record before every serve.
Can CT refuse the papers?
CT may decline documents for an entity it no longer represents or where the entity name does not match its records. We check this before delivery to avoid wasted trips.
Are you affiliated with CT Corporation?
No. ProcessServerLA.com is an independent process serving company. CT Corporation is a trademark of its respective owner.
What does a registered agent do?
A registered agent is the person or company a business designates to receive legal papers on its behalf. Serving the agent is a standard way to serve a corporation or LLC.
How do I find a company’s registered agent in California?
Search the business on the California Secretary of State’s business search. It lists the agent for service of process and the agent’s address.
Is serving the registered agent valid service on a company?
Yes. California law allows a corporation to be served by delivering the papers to the agent it designated for service of process (Code of Civil Procedure § 416.10). Other agents or officers may also be served, depending on the entity type.
Ready when you are — let’s get it served
Send your documents today. We’ll confirm pricing and turnaround right away.