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Process serving in
Long Beach.

Affid accepts Long Beach process-serving requests. Share the recipient, complete address and deadline; if the matter also needs a court handoff, confirm whether it belongs at the Long Beach courthouse or another Los Angeles County location.

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Long Beach process-serving price example

One recipient at one service address in Long Beach, Los Angeles County. The address has not been classified for this example; both possible rates are shown.

Illustrative calculation only. It does not describe an actual customer invoice or a completed assignment.

Rush service · 1 recipient · One address
Service feeIf classified regularIf classified remote / rural
First recipient$150$250
Example service subtotal$150$250

Rush: Due in 3–6 calendar days. Requested due-date pricing uses calendar days in Pacific time.

Includes up to 4 attempts per recipient at this address; attempts stop when that recipient is served. Requested timing and payment do not guarantee a first-attempt time or successful service.

The first 50 print pages are included. Additional printing is $0.25 per page, calculated from uploaded documents in the portal and excluded from this example. No skip tracing, requested fee advances, check handling, notarization or separately arranged services are included. Review all applicable charges before payment.

Preparing work in Long Beach

A Long Beach recipient does not decide the court.

Los Angeles County cases can be pending downtown, in Long Beach or at another courthouse. The recipient’s address decides where the service attempt happens; the case decides where any filing or courtesy copy goes. Confirm both before the work is arranged, and keep each with its own packet and instructions.

Full request checklist
01

Give the full unit and building details.

Many Long Beach addresses are multi-unit buildings. Include the unit number, the building name if there is one and any call-box or manager contact you are authorized to share. A street number alone may leave several possible doors.

02

Describe secured workplaces carefully.

If the recipient works at a port terminal, warehouse or other secured site, describe the employer, location and any known visitor procedure. Access to a secured facility cannot be assumed, so another address for the recipient can help the team review the request.

03

Identify the courthouse task by name.

For work at the Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse, include the department, case number and whether you need filing, courtesy-copy delivery or a records request. State the receipt, returned copy or confirmation you need.

Court destinations in Long Beach.

Use the official court information to identify the right building and department. A recipient’s service address is separate from the destination for court filing, courtesy copies or records retrieval. If the packet needs a separate pickup, include the addresses and contacts for courier delivery.

Court & document support

Governor George Deukmejian Courthouse

275 Magnolia Avenue, Long Beach

The court’s directory lists civil, family law, small claims, unlawful detainer and criminal offices here. Check the current department and filing instructions for your matter.

Official court information

Court information reviewed November 4, 2026. Confirm current court instructions before arranging work. These are court locations; Affid is not affiliated with the court.

Keep the result with your matter.

Review the recorded attempts and outcome in your client workspace. Completed service, an unsuccessful attempt and a court submission are different results.

Process serving & Proof of Service
01

For the service attempt

Provide any required form and return instructions with the prepared packet. For completed service, review the applicable Proof of Service. If service is not completed, the attempt record describes the outcome of the work.

02

For a separate court task

Identify the receipt, filed copy, retrieved record or delivery confirmation you need. Courier delivery and courtesy copies do not themselves establish completed service of process or court acceptance.

Check your location & price.

Your estimate updates as you choose. Check the address for the exact rate, then submit the order.

Where are the papers going?

ZIP checks stay on this site. Street addresses go to the U.S. Census Geocoder to tell urban from rural. The portal confirms it before payment.

What do you need?
Each additional recipient is 50%.
When is it due?
Add advance fees or skip trace

Postal data: GeoNames. Address estimate: U.S. Census Bureau.

Long Beach service questions.

All questions
What does the Rush example on this page show?

It shows the rate for one recipient with a requested due date three to six calendar days away, with separate regular and rural totals. Rush is a pricing band, not a guarantee of attempt timing or successful service. Enter the actual address to check its classification.

Is a Long Beach court task always handled at the Long Beach courthouse?

No. Use the case information and the court’s current directory to identify the courthouse and department. A matter involving a Long Beach recipient may be pending at another Los Angeles County courthouse.

Can I give a Long Beach workplace as the service address?

You can include a workplace address. Provide the business name, full address, suite or site details and any known visitor procedure. Workplace access depends on the site, so a residential address can also be supplied as a separate service location.

Another destination?

Use the county overview for other locations in Los Angeles County, or explore these local guides.

Los Angeles County coverage

Need help preparing the request? Call (866) 888-2992. 24/7 support, 365 days a year.

Next step

Let’s plan the work in Long Beach.

Start with the address, prepared documents and exact deadline.

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