Serving Allstate in California? We Handle That.
Allstate operates through several insurance subsidiaries, and the correct entity depends on which company issued the policy involved in your claim.
Make Sure You’re Serving the Right Allstate Entity
Allstate operates through several insurance subsidiaries, and the correct entity depends on which company issued the policy involved in your claim. “Allstate” is a brand — the actual insurer varies by product and state.
Key Allstate entities include:
The Allstate Corporation — the parent holding company, incorporated in Delaware. Frequently named in lawsuits, but it is not an insurance operating company and may not be the correct defendant.
Allstate Insurance Company — the primary property and casualty insurer. Writes auto, homeowners, and other personal lines policies. This is the entity most commonly at issue in California insurance disputes.
Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company — writes additional property and casualty lines.
Allstate Indemnity Company — another subsidiary writing personal auto and property coverage.
Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Company — writes property coverage in select states.
Encompass Insurance Company — an Allstate subsidiary operating under a separate brand.
Esurance Insurance Company — a direct-to-consumer subsidiary acquired by Allstate in 2011, now integrated into the Allstate brand.
Check the declarations page of the insurance policy for the exact legal entity name. The entity on the policy is the entity that must be served. All Allstate entities registered in California use CSC at the same Sacramento address.
How It Works
Step 1: Submit Your Documents
Use our online intake form to upload your documents and provide the details of your case. Include the entity name exactly as it appears in your filing — we verify the registered agent before we serve.
Step 2: We Serve Allstate’s Registered Agent
Our process server delivers your documents directly to CSC Lawyers Incorporating Service at 2710 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 150N, Sacramento. We complete delivery in full compliance with California law.
Step 3: You Receive Proof of Service
Once service is complete, we prepare and deliver your Proof of Service — signed, dated, and ready to file with the court. No chasing, no follow-up needed.
Pricing
Standard Service (10 business days): $99
Expedited Service (3 business days): $150
Rush Service (24 hours): $175
Court Filing Add-On: +$30
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I serve Allstate in California?
Allstate Insurance Company uses CSC Lawyers Incorporating Service as its registered agent in California. You serve Allstate by delivering your legal documents to CSC at 2710 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 150N, Sacramento, CA 95833. Our process servers complete Allstate service regularly.
What is Allstate’s registered agent address in California?
Allstate’s California registered agent address is CSC Lawyers Incorporating Service, 2710 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 150N, Sacramento, CA 95833. This is the correct address for serving lawsuits, subpoenas, and other legal documents on Allstate Insurance Company and related Allstate entities.
Do I serve my local Allstate agent or the corporate entity?
You serve the corporate entity — Allstate Insurance Company — through its registered agent, CSC, at the Sacramento address. Your local Allstate agent is typically an independent contractor and is not authorized to accept service of process on behalf of Allstate the corporation. If your claim also involves the agent personally, that person must be served separately.
Which Allstate subsidiary should I name in my lawsuit?
Allstate operates through multiple entities, including Allstate Insurance Company, Allstate Indemnity Company, Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company, and others. The correct entity is the one listed on your policy’s declarations page. Naming the wrong subsidiary can result in delays or a motion to dismiss, so verify the entity before filing.
Ready to Get Started?
Submit your documents through our intake form. We handle delivery, proof of service, and court filing.