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A manila envelope handed across the front desk of a small business reception area

Get your papers to the business's authorized recipient.

71Google Reviews

A company name isn't enough to plan service. Upload your documents and provide the business's legal name and service address. The x2B business-service package is $52. We'll document who received the papers.

87,000+ papers served since 2010
Sworn Salt Lake County constable's office

$52 flat · Registered agent lookup included · 200% accuracy guarantee

Reviews

Join the 87,000+ papers we’ve served since 2010

Google review excerpts from Utah clients.

“I received same day follow up and they were able to get the registered agent served within a week.”

Jordan Creviston, Google reviewer

“The complaint and summons were delivered well ahead of time and signed by the right person. I highly recommend this process server company.”

Isaac M, Google reviewer

“I was with another constable almost 3 months try to server this person. This company do it in one week incredible I highly recommend”

S M, Google reviewer

71 five-star reviews on Google.

Where it goes wrong

“Signed for by the front desk” is not service.

Registered agents move. Companies use commercial agent services with strict intake rules. Small businesses list an owner’s home address that’s three years stale. A generic process server hands the papers to whoever’s at the counter and calls it done. Then the company’s lawyer moves to quash.

We check the Utah Division of Corporations record before we go. We serve the agent, an officer, or a manager, and the return says who and what title.

CT Corporation's Utah registered agent office in Midvale, Utah

CT Corporation

Their Utah office, in Midvale. We serve here often enough to know the desk, the hours, and what they will and won’t accept.

Constable Matt Jennings leaving the Corporation Service Company (CSC) office in downtown Salt Lake City after serving process

Corporation Service Company (CSC)

Constable Jennings leaving their downtown Salt Lake office after service. CSC and CT Corporation are the two largest commercial registered agents in Utah — and we walk into both.

Scope

What we serve on businesses

Summons and complaints against LLCs, corporations, and partnerships
Notices and demand letters
Service on the Utah Division of Corporations when an agent can’t be found

Price

x2B — Serve a Business — $52

x2B — Serve a Business

$52

We named it x2B because it doesn’t matter whether you’re a consumer or a company; you’re serving a business. Registered-agent lookup, service on the agent, officer, or manager, and a GPS-stamped return naming who accepted and their title.

First attemptNext business day
Completed within7 days
Agent lookupIncluded
Return of serviceNames who accepted
Serve with x2B

Need it faster? Or to a home-based biz?

Rush · Guaranteed

Rush and Guaranteed apply to businesses too. Same speeds, same flat rates.

See service levels

How it works

Upload. Get documented attempts. Receive your return.

Choosing a service level on the Wasatch Constables pricing page, on a desktop monitor

01

Choose a service level and upload.

Attach the papers, add the recipient's address and your deadline, then review the total and pay.

A deputy on a residential porch holding a tablet that shows a location pin for the attempt

02

Your server attempts service.

Your service level sets the attempt schedule and limit. Each attempt has a date, time, and GPS record. If the address is wrong, the office reviews the next step.

Filing a Return of Service at the court clerk's counter

03

You receive a Return of Service.

You'll receive the Return of Service by email. Confirm the filing arrangements for your case with the office.

Proof

See when and where service was attempted.

Each attempt has a recorded location, date, and time. Your Return of Service documents the result. That record helps you respond if service is questioned.

Return of Service

Served
A red SERVED stamp
Attempt1 of 4
Date and timeSample — 04 Mar 2027, 18:42 MST
CoordinatesSample — 40.6669° N, 111.8880° W
MannerPersonal — named recipient
DeputySworn deputy constable

FAQs

Business service questions

The registered agent is a national agent service. Can you serve it?

Yes. We serve commercial registered agents in Utah regularly and know their intake procedures.

The business dissolved. Who do I serve?

Often the last registered agent or an officer. Your attorney decides; we serve who you direct.

Can you serve a government entity?

Yes, on its designated agent under the Governmental Immunity Act.

A deputy constable handing court papers to a resident at a front door

Ready to serve the business?

Same-day available
GPS-stamped
Constable-enforced
71 five-star reviews on Google
200% accuracy guarantee

Need a first attempt today? Choose Rush or Guaranteed and submit before noon Mountain Time on a weekday. Scheduling is subject to acceptance. After noon, call 801-392-9400.

Weekdays 8:30 to 5.