InCorp Services, Inc. takes service in Texas at 815 Brazos St., Suite 500, Austin, TX 78701, a downtown address in Travis County. InCorp's own office list shows only "Austin, TX 78701" for Texas, so the street and suite here come from the state's side: the Texas Comptroller's franchise tax records, which mirror the Secretary of State's registered agent data, give this suite for InCorp on dozens of entities registered between February and late October 2026, and InCorp's own Texas registration lists the same suite. Process aimed at those entities, mostly citations and petitions in civil cases, subpoenas for company records and contractual or statutory notices, is what comes here.
Pricing and Turnaround
Three tiers cover the job, and all of them are flat. Standard Service is the economical one at $69, and the downtown suite gets an attempt within 5 business days. Rush Service, which costs $119, brings that attempt on the suite forward to within 48 hours. For a deadline measured in hours rather than days, 24-Hour Service costs $169 and makes the attempt within 24 hours. For a Texas state-court citation or summons there is a further $100 fee, since only a sheriff, constable or certified process server may serve that process in Texas; with Standard service such a citation costs $169. Notices, subpoenas and federal summonses are not subject to that fee. Once the papers are in the agent's hands you receive a signed Rule 107 return of service by email. Use the order form to send the job.
What Can Be Served Here
InCorp receives papers only for entities that designated it as registered agent, so the defendant on the citation should be the exact registered entity, named as on its Secretary of State record. Delivering a petition here for a company that uses some other agent achieves nothing. Bus. Orgs. Code 5.201 requires every filing entity and foreign filing entity to maintain a registered agent and registered office, which is what makes this suite the ordinary place to serve InCorp's customers. Reasonable diligence matters here: if a server cannot find InCorp at the suite despite it, Bus. Orgs. Code 5.251 shifts the role of agent to the Secretary of State. Personal delivery and registered or certified mail are the default methods for a citation under Rule 106(a); any other method needs a court order under Rule 106(b).
Before You Send Papers
When the defendant was formed in another state, search for it on the Texas record rather than relying on its home-state filing, because the Texas entry is the one that shows InCorp and the name it is registered under here. Confirm the agent on the Secretary of State's record shortly before you file. If you need a witness from the company to appear, the $10 per day witness fee is due when the subpoena is served (CPRC 22.001); the subpoena and witness fee guide has the details.
Nearby Courts and Other Locations
The Travis County Courthouse at 1000 Guadalupe Street, Austin, TX 78701 is the county courthouse on file, and the Travis County page lists the county's courts and towns. Also downtown is CSC on East 7th Street, and the Texas Secretary of State handles service when an agent cannot be found.