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Texas Legal Process Serving Services

From routine District and County Court citations to emergency Temporary Restraining Orders, registered agent drop-offs at CT Corporation in Dallas or Texas SOS in Austin, and TRCP Rule 106(b) substituted service motions across all 254 Texas counties.

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TRCP Compliant From $69

JBCC Personal Service of Process

In-hand delivery of Texas citations, petitions, summonses, and TROs by JBCC-certified servers under TRCP Rules 103 & 106.

Every Texas civil citation and petition must be served by a sheriff, constable, or a Process Server certified by the Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) under TRCP Rule 103 and Texas Government Code Chapter 156. Our JBCC-certified servers execute personal delivery across all 254 Texas counties and provide a Rule 107-compliant Return of Service bearing the server's PSC number and expiration date.

TRCP Compliant From $69

TRCP Rule 106(b) Substituted Service

Diligent attempt logs, sworn Rule 106(b) affidavits, and execution of door-posting, over-16 abode, or electronic service orders.

In Texas, a process server cannot leave a civil citation with a co-resident or post it on a residential door without a signed Rule 106(b) Court Order for Substituted Service. After documenting diligent attempts at the defendant's usual place of abode or business, we prepare a detailed Sworn Statement supporting your Rule 106(b) motion and immediately execute the judge's order for over-16 delivery, front-door attachment, or electronic/social media service.

TRCP Compliant From $69

Subpoena & Medical Records Service

TRCP Rule 176 trial and deposition subpoenas with $10 cash witness fee tender (CPRC § 22.001) and CPRC § 18.001 billing affidavits.

We serve trial subpoenas, deposition subpoenas, and business/medical records subpoenas duces tecum across Texas under TRCP Rule 176. When live witness attendance is commanded, our couriers tender the mandatory $10.00 cash witness fee required by Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code § 22.001. We also serve hospital Health Information Management (HIM) desks in the Texas Medical Center, Dallas Medical District, Austin, and San Antonio.

TRCP Compliant From $69

Corporate & Registered Agent Service

Same-day delivery to CT Corp, CSC, Cogency Global, Northwest, RAI, InCorp, and the Texas Secretary of State in Austin & Dallas.

Under Texas Business Organizations Code §§ 5.201 and 5.255, domestic and foreign corporations, LLCs, and limited partnerships are served through their designated registered agent or principal officers. Our downtown Dallas (1999 Bryan St & 1601 Elm St) and Austin (211 E. 7th St, 5900 Balcones Dr, 815 Brazos St, and the James E. Rudder Building at 1019 Brazos St) couriers complete daily corporate and Secretary of State statutory runs.

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Eviction Notice to Vacate & JP Court Service

Compliant Tex. Prop. Code § 24.005 Notice to Vacate delivery (including inside-door posting) and JP Court small claims citations.

Before filing an eviction suit in a Texas Justice of the Peace (JP) precinct, landlords must strictly comply with Texas Property Code § 24.005 by delivering a 3-day Notice to Vacate in person, to a resident 16 or older, or affixed to the inside of the main entry door (or via strict § 24.005(f-1) outer-door + same-county mail procedure). Our servers execute § 24.005 notices and Justice Court Rule 501.2 small claims citations statewide.

TRCP Compliant From $69

Skip Tracing & Courthouse Filing

Locate evasive Texas defendants via licensed databases and coordinate eFileTexas / physical district clerk filings.

When a defendant has vacated their last known Texas address or hides behind gated properties, our investigative skip tracers cross-reference Texas DPS/DMV headers, county appraisal districts (CAD), utility records, and credit headers to locate a current address within 24–48 hours. We also handle physical courthouse research, certified record retrieval, and foreign subpoena mandates across all 254 Texas county seats.

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Standard Service

$69

Routine JBCC-certified process serving across Texas with first attempt in 3–5 business days.

  • Up to 3 attempts (Monday–Saturday, varied hours)
  • JBCC-certified server (PSC # & expiration on return)
  • TRCP Rule 107 / CPRC § 132.001 Return of Service
  • GPS-stamped & timestamped attempt logs
  • Rule 106(b) Sworn Statement prepared if evasive

Rush Service

$119

Priority Texas dispatch with first field attempt within 24–48 hours.

  • Up to 4 priority field attempts
  • 24–48 hour first attempt guarantee
  • JBCC-certified server & TRCP Rule 107 Return
  • Real-time GPS & email status alerts
  • Priority Dallas & Austin Registered Agent routing
  • Rule 106(b) Sworn Statement included if needed

Same-Day Service

$169

Immediate same-day field dispatch for urgent TROs, injunctions, subpoenas & deadlines.

  • Same-day attempt when ordered before 2:00 PM CT
  • Immediate assignment to closest JBCC courier
  • Expedited TRCP Rule 107 Return within 24 hours
  • Direct dispatch phone & email confirmation
  • Ideal for TROs, injunctions & trial subpoenas
  • Sunday service available for TRCP Rule 6 writs

Texas Civil Procedure Resources

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Pricing & Statutory Fees

Cost of Serving Legal Papers in TX

Compare Texas County Constable and Sheriff civil process fees ($75–$100+) against flat-rate JBCC-certified private process server pricing ($69 Standard, $119 Rush, $169 Same-Day), including $10 cash witness fee advances and Rule 106(b) motions.

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Texas Civil Procedure

Constable vs. JBCC Process Server in TX

Understand Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) certification requirements under TRCP Rule 103, why non-certified servers invalidate Texas default judgments, and when a Texas Constable or Sheriff is legally required.

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Landlord-Tenant & Evictions

How to Serve an Eviction Notice in TX

Master the strict statutory delivery rules of Texas Property Code § 24.005 for 3-day Notices to Vacate—including inside-the-door vs. outside-the-door posting traps—and Justice of the Peace eviction citations under TRCP Rule 510.

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Subpoenas & Discovery

Subpoena & $10 Witness Fee Rules in TX

Everything Texas litigators need to know about serving trial, deposition, and non-party medical/business records subpoenas under TRCP Rules 176 and 205, including the mandatory $10.00 cash witness fee under CPRC § 22.001 and the 150-mile subpoena range.

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Corporate & Entity Service

Serving an LLC or Registered Agent in TX

Complete guide to serving domestic and foreign LLCs, corporations, and partnerships in Texas under the Texas Business Organizations Code, including CT Corp, CSC, Northwest, Registered Agents Inc., and Texas Secretary of State Whitney Certificates.

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Evasive Defendants & Rule 106(b)

TRCP 106(b) Substituted Service in TX

How Texas attorneys defeat evasive defendants under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 106(b): preparing a bulletproof Sworn Statement of diligent attempts to obtain a court order for front-door posting, over-16 abode delivery, or electronic/social media service.

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Upload your citation, petition, or subpoena and dispatch a JBCC-certified server across any of our 254 Texas counties and 115+ major cities.