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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Chase Bank’s registered agent in California?

JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.’s California registered agent is C T Corporation System, located at 330 N Brand Blvd, Suite 700, Glendale, CA 91203. We serve CT Corporation routinely — see our CT Corporation registered agent page for full details. (Always verify the current agent on file at the California Secretary of State business search before serving — agents can change.)

Which entity should I name in my service?

For most California lawsuits and bank levies, the correct entity is JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the national banking association). The parent holding company, JPMorgan Chase & Co., is sometimes named in securities and corporate governance matters. Verify the exact entity in your court documents before serving.

Can I serve Chase Bank at a local branch instead?

The most reliable way to serve Chase Bank is through their designated California registered agent. California law (CCP §415.10 / §416.10) allows service at a corporate headquarters in certain circumstances, but serving at a local branch or branch may not satisfy the legal requirements for service on the corporation — and risks defective service that gets thrown out. Using the registered agent avoids that risk entirely. The cost is the same either way ($99 flat for registered agent service).

How fast can you serve CT Corporation?

Next-day in most cases, and same-day service is available for an additional $25. The CT Corporation office at 330 N Brand Blvd in Glendale is covered by our statewide service network, and there is no extra charge to you for service at that address. Rush jobs are no problem.

What types of legal documents do you serve on Chase Bank?

Every type — bank levies and writs of execution, account record subpoenas (SDT), garnishments, summons and complaints in mortgage/foreclosure and fraud actions, credit card collection cases, TCPA class actions, and PAGA notices. Bank levies and account record subpoenas are the two highest-volume categories we handle for Chase service.

What is the price difference between registered agent service and direct service?

Registered agent service is a flat $99 — that’s the recommended approach for almost all Chase Bank service. Direct service (when appropriate) is process serving and uses our tiered pricing: Standard $99 (5 days), Expedited $150 (3 days), Rush $175 (24 hours). For 95% of cases, registered agent service is the right choice and the cheaper option.