How to Serve Google LLC in California (via CSC at 2710 Gateway Oaks)
Subpoenas for user records, IP litigation, employment claims, and consumer protection suits against Google LLC route through CSC in Sacramento.
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Google LLC’s California Service Path
Google LLC — the operating subsidiary of Alphabet for most U.S. legal purposes — designates CSC Lawyers Incorporating Service at 2710 Gateway Oaks Drive in Sacramento as its California registered agent. The case mix is distinctive: third-party subpoenas dominate (Google receives more law-enforcement and civil discovery subpoenas than nearly any other company in the United States), with significant additional volume in employment claims, ad-platform litigation, and IP enforcement actions.
Subpoenas to Google for user records (search history, Gmail, YouTube account data, Maps location) follow specific procedures laid out in Google’s Law Enforcement Guidelines plus California’s CCP § 1985.3 Notice to Consumer requirements. Sacramento Registered Process Server handles the service mechanics on CSC; the substantive subpoena drafting and consumer notice procedures are the responsibility of the issuing attorney. Standard $99 flat for the CSC serve.
For pricing, turnaround, and a full walkthrough of this service, see Serve Google in Sacramento.

How It Works
Step 1 — Submit Your Documents
Upload your documents through our online intake form. Include the case name, case number, and the entity to be served.
Step 2 — We Deliver
Our process server personally delivers the documents to CSC at 2710 Gateway Oaks during business hours.
Step 3 — Proof of Service
You receive a completed proof of service. Court-ready documentation, every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Google’s law-enforcement subpoenas served the same way as civil subpoenas?
Service mechanics are similar — both go to Google LLC at CSC. The substantive procedures differ (criminal subpoena rules under Penal Code vs. civil subpoena rules under CCP). Google’s Law Enforcement Guidelines provide the response procedures regardless of which type.
Can I serve a YouTube-specific subpoena at CSC?
YouTube is part of Google LLC for legal purposes. Subpoenas naming ‘YouTube’ should be addressed to Google LLC d/b/a YouTube, served at CSC. Google’s response team routes internally to YouTube-specific records custodians.
Does Alphabet Inc. (the parent) have a separate registered agent?
Yes — Alphabet Inc. and Google LLC are separately registered entities with separate agents on file. For most operational litigation involving Google products and services, the proper named defendant is Google LLC. Securities and parent-level claims may need Alphabet Inc.
Ready to Get Started?
Submit your documents through our registered agent intake form. We handle pickup, personal service to the agent, court-ready proof of service — next-day across Sacramento County. Flat $99, no surprises. Need it same day? Add $25.
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