HOW TO SERVE LEGAL PAPERS ON EXXONMOBIL

Serving legal papers on Exxon Mobil Corporation requires getting one foundational fact right before any other step: ExxonMobil is incorporated in New Jersey — not Delaware, not Texas. The Fortune 10 company holds NYSE ticker XOM, operates its principal executive office at 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway, Spring, Texas (effective July 5, 2023 per SEC 8-K filing), and conducts integrated oil and gas operations across more than 60 countries. None of that changes its state of incorporation. New Jersey corporate service law governs service on the parent entity, and the registered agent is Corporation Service Company at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1020. An attorney who directs service to a Delaware registered agent — or dispatches a process server to ExxonMobil’s former Irving, Texas headquarters, a campus sold to Capital Commercial Investments in December 2022 — has generated a service defect before the papers are reviewed. Undisputed Legal executes process service on ExxonMobil and its subsidiaries in all 50 states and 120+ countries: parent entity verified against New Jersey SoS filings, CSC address confirmed, GPS-verified affidavit delivered within 24 hours of service completion.

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Why ExxonMobil Corporation Is Particularly Difficult to Serve

The New Jersey Incorporation Trap — The Error That Defeats Service Before It Starts

ExxonMobil operates from a Texas executive office, is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, employs tens of thousands of people across the United States, and generates revenues that place it consistently in the top ten of the Fortune 500. Every one of those facts nudges an attorney toward Delaware or Texas as the logical state of incorporation. The assumption is wrong in both directions. Exxon Mobil Corporation is incorporated under the New Jersey Business Corporation Act — confirmed by its Restated Certificate of Incorporation on file with the SEC (Commission File Number 1-2256, IRS EIN 13-5409005), and verified in every annual 10-K filing through 2025. New Jersey, not Delaware, governs the corporation’s statutory obligations, its requirement to maintain a registered agent, and the state-law framework under which service on the parent entity is effected.

The practical consequence is direct. Service under Delaware’s General Corporation Law — specifically 8 Del. C. § 321, the standard authority for serving large-cap corporate defendants — has no legal effect on Exxon Mobil Corporation because ExxonMobil is not a Delaware corporation. Directing process to a Delaware registered agent office — even one at which ExxonMobil subsidiaries such as XTO Energy Inc. are registered — does not constitute service on the parent entity. The correct registered agent for parent-level service is Corporation Service Company at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1020. Under N.J.S.A. 14A:4-2, service on a New Jersey domestic corporation is validly made on the corporation’s registered agent in New Jersey. A delivery to any address in Delaware, Texas, or New York for the parent entity does not satisfy that requirement.

Failure consequence: ExxonMobil’s defense counsel will raise defective service under FRCP 12(b)(5) — the NJ incorporation is on the cover page of every SEC filing. The motion will be filed because the record supports it. A live SoS verification before dispatch prevents the error entirely.

The 2023 Headquarters Relocation — The Irving Address Is Now a Real Estate Firm’s Property

Effective July 5, 2023, ExxonMobil changed its principal executive office from 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard, Irving, TX 75039 to 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway, Spring, TX 77389-1425 — documented in an SEC 8-K filing. The Irving campus was not simply vacated. ExxonMobil sold the property to Capital Commercial Investments in December 2022 as a sale-leaseback arrangement, with ExxonMobil occupying portions of the campus during the transition period before departing in 2023. As of 2024, 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard is owned by Capital Commercial Investments, a commercial real estate investment firm with no corporate relationship to ExxonMobil.

A process server who delivers ExxonMobil papers to the Las Colinas address reaches a third-party real estate company’s property. Security personnel there are not ExxonMobil employees, have no authority to accept service, and cannot create a valid service event. The defect is not a technicality — the address is factually wrong. Countless legal guides and older pleading templates still reference 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard because those sources were populated before July 2023 and have not been updated. Re-using the Irving address from a prior-case file is relying on stale data.

Deadline pressure: An attorney who discovers the Irving service defect after 60 days of a 90-day FRCP 4(m) window must re-serve from scratch. The Spring, TX executive office is not a valid service point — Corporation Service Company in Austin, TX handles ExxonMobil’s Texas foreign qualification service.

The Manhattan Legacy Trap

Exxon Corporation — the predecessor company — operated from 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City for decades before relocating to Irving, Texas in 1989. That relocation predates the modern legal database industry, and some historical corporate records, older process service guides, and vintage pleading files retain the Manhattan address. For any current service on Exxon Mobil Corporation or its subsidiaries, a New York City headquarters address for the parent entity has not been valid since 1989. Any source that lists a Manhattan address for ExxonMobil Corporation as its principal office is not current and should be treated as unreliable for all service-related purposes.

Operational Divisions Are Not Separately Incorporated Entities

Effective April 1, 2022, ExxonMobil reorganized its operations into three business segments: ExxonMobil Upstream Company (exploration and production), ExxonMobil Product Solutions (refining, chemicals, and lubricants), and ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions (carbon capture, hydrogen, and biofuels). These are internal business management structures — profit-and-loss segments used for financial reporting and operational accountability. They are not separately incorporated legal entities, do not maintain independent registered agents, and do not have independent legal capacity to be sued in their own names.

A complaint that names “ExxonMobil Upstream Company” or “ExxonMobil Product Solutions” as a defendant names an entity that does not exist in any Secretary of State database. There is no such incorporated company. Service of process on the parent Exxon Mobil Corporation through Corporation Service Company in New Jersey is the correct path for claims arising from any of the three operational segments — the operational restructuring does not create independent legal entities capable of being served.

Multi-Jurisdiction Subsidiary Fragmentation and Coordinated Litigation

ExxonMobil’s corporate family includes separately incorporated subsidiaries in multiple jurisdictions, each requiring independent service if named as a defendant. ExxonMobil Oil Corporation is incorporated in New York — claims involving its NY-based operations require service under CPLR § 311(a)(1) on ExxonMobil Oil Corporation’s New York registered agent, not the New Jersey parent’s CSC filing. XTO Energy Inc., the Delaware-incorporated shale gas subsidiary acquired in 2010, maintains its own Delaware registered agent independent from the parent. ExxonMobil Pipeline Company, also incorporated in Delaware, operates the company’s domestic pipeline assets and requires a separate Delaware service event. Imperial Oil Limited, approximately 69% owned by ExxonMobil and incorporated in Canada, requires Hague Convention compliance for service in U.S. proceedings.

ExxonMobil is named in numerous climate change and public nuisance actions spanning federal and state courts, often requiring coordinated service on the parent and multiple subsidiaries simultaneously. Each named entity requires its own entity-specific SoS verification and independent service event — service on the NJ parent does not carry over to any subsidiary. Undisputed Legal coordinates multi-entity ExxonMobil service across NJ, TX, DE, NY, and international jurisdictions under a single case manager.

Undisputed Legal’s Process for Serving ExxonMobil Corporation

Every ExxonMobil assignment runs through the same verification-first protocol. Undisputed Legal has executed complex corporate process service on Fortune 500 energy companies and industrial defendants in all 50 states and 120+ countries.

1. New Jersey SoS verification: Exxon Mobil Corporation confirmed as NJ-incorporated; current registered agent and CSC address pulled from live NJ SoS records on the date of assignment — not from cached databases or prior-case files.
2. Irving / Spring address flag: Every ExxonMobil assignment is reviewed for address currency. Documents or instructions referencing 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard, Irving, TX are flagged before dispatch — that property is no longer ExxonMobil’s. Spring, TX is flagged as executive office, not service address.
3. Texas SoS verification: For Texas state court matters, CSC’s TX foreign qualification address confirmed at 211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701 via live TX SoS records.
4. Subsidiary routing: Named subsidiaries confirmed against applicable state SoS records — NY for ExxonMobil Oil Corporation, DE for XTO Energy and ExxonMobil Pipeline. International subsidiaries flagged for Hague Convention compliance.
5. CSC intake confirmation: West Trenton, NJ office hours, entity name formatting, and document requirements confirmed before dispatch from SoS records, not CSC’s public website.
6. GPS-verified delivery: Coordinates, timestamp, and recipient identity recorded at the moment of delivery — embedded in the affidavit before notarization, not reconstructed afterward.
7. Notarized affidavit of service: Delivered within 24 hours of service completion, ready for immediate court filing.

On time-sensitive matters, call (212) 203-8001 before dispatch for expedited entity verification and rush scheduling. For Hague Convention service on Imperial Oil Limited or other ExxonMobil international affiliates, Undisputed Legal coordinates through our international network across 120+ countries, including Central Authority channel and direct service options. For NYC five-borough service on ExxonMobil Oil Corporation or other New York subsidiaries, our DCWP-licensed servers (License No. 1420758-DCA) maintain current credentialing in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

Where to Serve Legal Papers on ExxonMobil Corporation

The table below reflects verified registered agent information for Exxon Mobil Corporation and key subsidiaries. Verify every entry against the current Secretary of State filing before service. CSC periodically updates office addresses without advance notice; subsidiary-level filings may differ from the parent’s registration.

Entity	State of Inc.	Registered Agent	Service Address
Exxon Mobil Corporation (parent)	New Jersey	Corporation Service Company	830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1020
Exxon Mobil Corporation (TX foreign qualification)	NJ (foreign in TX)	Corporation Service Company	211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701
ExxonMobil Oil Corporation	New York	Verify with NY Secretary of State	(Confirm current NY SoS filing before service)
XTO Energy Inc.	Delaware	Verify with DE Division of Corporations	(Confirm current DE Division of Corporations filing)
ExxonMobil Pipeline Company	Delaware	Verify with DE Division of Corporations	(Confirm current DE Division of Corporations filing)
Imperial Oil Limited (~69% owned)	Canada	Hague Convention — Central Authority	Department of Justice Canada (Article 5); or Article 10(a) direct mail where province permits
Spring, TX executive office	—	NOT a service address	22777 Springwoods Village Pkwy, Spring, TX 77389 — principal executive office only
Irving, TX former campus	—	INVALID — sold Dec 2022	5959 Las Colinas Blvd — owned by Capital Commercial Investments; not ExxonMobil property

Do not rely on this table alone for service. CSC updates state office addresses without public advance notice. Delaware subsidiary addresses for XTO Energy and ExxonMobil Pipeline require live DE Division of Corporations verification. For ExxonMobil Oil Corporation in New York, confirm the current NY SoS registered agent before dispatch. Undisputed Legal verifies every entity’s registered agent from live state records on every assignment. For guidance on registered agent service obligations across states, see Registered Agents & Process Service — What Businesses Must Know.

Compliance and Legal Framework for Serving ExxonMobil Corporation

Federal Service: FRCP 4(h)

Under FRCP 4(h)(1)(B), a domestic corporation may be served by delivering process to an officer, managing agent, general agent, or registered agent authorized by appointment or law to receive service. Corporation Service Company is expressly designated by Exxon Mobil Corporation as its registered agent — delivery to CSC at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ during posted business hours constitutes valid service on the parent entity under FRCP 4(h)(1)(B). Service must be completed within 90 days of filing the complaint under FRCP 4(m) — energy sector litigation involving multi-party climate actions, pipeline disputes, and MDL proceedings leaves no margin for address errors that require re-service from scratch.

New Jersey: N.J.S.A. 14A:4-1 and 14A:4-2

N.J.S.A. 14A:4-1 requires every New Jersey domestic corporation to maintain a registered agent in New Jersey. Exxon Mobil Corporation satisfies this requirement through Corporation Service Company at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1020. N.J.S.A. 14A:4-2 governs service of process on New Jersey corporations — service is validly effected on the registered agent, or on a director, officer, or other person authorized to accept service. The governing statute for parent-entity service is New Jersey law regardless of where the court action is pending. Delaware’s 8 Del. C. § 321 does not apply to the NJ parent — ExxonMobil subsidiaries are Delaware corporations, but the parent entity is not.

Texas: TRCP Rules 106 and 107

For Texas state court actions, Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 106 governs methods of service, and Rule 107 governs proof of service (return). As a foreign corporation qualified to do business in Texas, ExxonMobil must maintain a Texas registered agent — confirmed as Corporation Service Company at 211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701. Rule 106 authorizes personal service on the registered agent or certified mail to the registered agent’s address. The Spring, TX executive office is not an authorized service location under Rule 106 absent a specific court order for substituted service. Failure scenario: Delivery to the Spring executive campus without Rule 106 authorization has no legal effect — Rule 107 requires proof of service identifying the authorized agent who accepted delivery, not a campus receptionist.

New York: CPLR § 311(a)(1) and BCL § 307

For claims against ExxonMobil Oil Corporation, the New York-incorporated subsidiary, service is governed by CPLR § 311(a)(1), which requires personal delivery to an authorized officer or registered agent of the corporation. The NY-incorporated status of ExxonMobil Oil Corporation means NY corporate service law — not NJ law — governs service on that specific entity. For claims against the NJ parent in New York proceedings, BCL § 307 authorizes service on a foreign corporation through the New York Secretary of State as statutory agent, or by direct delivery to the corporation’s designated registered agent in New York. Verify ExxonMobil Oil Corporation’s current registered agent with the New York Secretary of State before dispatch. See Understanding Registered Agents for Service of Process for New York-specific protocols.

Delaware: 8 Del. C. § 321 for Subsidiaries

Under 8 Del. C. § 321, every Delaware domestic corporation must maintain a registered agent in Delaware. XTO Energy Inc. and ExxonMobil Pipeline Company are Delaware-incorporated subsidiaries — each maintains its own independent registered agent in Delaware, which must be verified through a live Delaware Division of Corporations search before service. Service on the NJ parent does not bind XTO Energy or ExxonMobil Pipeline — each Delaware subsidiary is a separate legal entity requiring its own service event against its own Delaware agent.

International Service: Hague Convention for Imperial Oil Limited

Imperial Oil Limited is a Canadian corporation approximately 69% owned by ExxonMobil. Service on Imperial Oil in U.S. proceedings requires Hague Convention compliance under FRCP 4(f)(1). Canada is a Hague Convention signatory. Article 5 (formal Central Authority channel) routes service through the Department of Justice Canada and typically takes 2–4 months. Article 10(a) (direct mail) may be available in most Canadian provinces that have not objected — verify the specific province of Imperial Oil’s registered office before selecting the service channel. Domestic U.S. service on Exxon Mobil Corporation through NJ CSC does not reach Imperial Oil Limited. Initiate Hague service for Imperial Oil early — international timelines do not accommodate last-minute requests.

Post-Service Response Timelines

After valid service, ExxonMobil must respond within 21 days in federal court (FRCP 12(a)(1)(A)(i)), or 60 days if service is waived (FRCP 4(d)). State windows vary: 20 days in Texas (TRCP 99(b)), 20 days in New York (CPLR § 3012), 20 days in Delaware (Del. Super. Ct. Civ. R. 12). Response windows run only from the date of valid service — defective service does not start the clock, and the clock continues to run on the service deadline the entire time.

Consult with a licensed attorney to determine the appropriate service method and applicable statute for your specific jurisdiction, claim type, and filing date before initiating service on ExxonMobil Corporation or any of its subsidiaries.

How to Serve Legal Papers on ExxonMobil Corporation

The direct answer: Exxon Mobil Corporation is incorporated in New Jersey. Its registered agent is Corporation Service Company at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1020. That is the service address for the parent entity in any proceeding — federal or state, regardless of the litigation venue. Personal delivery to CSC at the West Trenton office during business hours, with process captioned exactly as “Exxon Mobil Corporation,” satisfies FRCP 4(h)(1)(B) in federal court and N.J.S.A. 14A:4-2 under NJ corporate service law. That is where service begins and ends for the parent entity.

Texas state court matters: If your action is filed in Texas state court, serve Corporation Service Company at 211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701 — ExxonMobil’s registered agent under its Texas foreign corporation qualification. The Spring, TX executive office at 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway is the corporate campus, not the registered office. Do not dispatch to Spring for service purposes. Do not dispatch to the former Irving address for any reason — that property is no longer owned by ExxonMobil.

Subsidiary vs. parent decision tree: If your complaint names XTO Energy Inc. — serve its Delaware registered agent via live DE Division of Corporations verification. If it names ExxonMobil Oil Corporation — serve its New York registered agent under CPLR § 311. If it names an operational unit (Upstream Company, Product Solutions, Low Carbon Solutions) — those are internal segments, not incorporated entities; serve the NJ parent. If it names Imperial Oil Limited — initiate Hague Convention service immediately; international timelines run months, not days.

Multi-defendant matters: In climate litigation, pipeline tort cases, and refinery environmental matters where both the parent and one or more subsidiaries are named, each entity requires its own service event and its own notarized affidavit. Service on the NJ parent does not carry over to any subsidiary, and service on a Delaware subsidiary does not satisfy service requirements for the NJ parent. Undisputed Legal coordinates multi-entity ExxonMobil service across NJ, TX, DE, NY, and international jurisdictions under a single case manager with a unified verification protocol.

What Professional Service on ExxonMobil Actually Costs

For a Fortune 10 defendant in energy sector litigation — where jurisdiction errors, address staleness, and incorporation misidentification are documented, recurring service defects — the cost of a defective affidavit is not the re-service fee. It is the cost of a scheduling order derailed, a 12(b)(5) motion briefed, and a service window that kept running while the error was discovered. The comparison:

Option	Cost	Risk
Local counsel per state	$500–$2,000+ per state	No NJ incorporation verification protocol; Irving/Spring address distinction not flagged; no GPS documentation
DIY service	Filing fees only	Wrong state of incorporation, stale Irving address, wrong registered agent company, no GPS affidavit to counter 12(b)(5) challenge
Undisputed Legal	Flat rate below — GPS-verified, nationwide	Minimized — NJ incorporation confirmed, correct CSC address verified, Irving/Spring flag on every assignment, GPS affidavit on every attempt

Service Level	Price	Timeframe
Routine Service	$100–$150	First attempt within 3–7 business days
Rush Service	$200–$250	First attempt within 24–48 business hours
Same-Day Service	$250–$300	First attempt same business day
Stake-Out Service	$325–$425	1 hour on-site included; additional hours $100–$150/hr
Skip Trace	$75	Address verification for unlocatable agents or officers

All service levels include GPS-verified records and a notarized affidavit. Multi-entity ExxonMobil service on a single order receives a 50% discount on each additional service fee at the same address. For a full overview of our corporate service capabilities, see Corporate Process Service: A Complete Guide.

Frequently Asked Questions About Serving ExxonMobil Corporation

Is ExxonMobil a Delaware corporation?

No. Exxon Mobil Corporation is incorporated under the New Jersey Business Corporation Act — not Delaware, not Texas. This is confirmed by ExxonMobil’s Restated Certificate of Incorporation on file with the SEC, by the cover page of every annual 10-K filing, and by New Jersey Secretary of State corporate records. The assumption that a Fortune 10 company with Texas operations must be a Delaware corporation is the single most common service error on ExxonMobil. Delaware’s General Corporation Law does not apply to the parent entity. New Jersey’s N.J.S.A. 14A:4-2 governs service on the parent. Several ExxonMobil subsidiaries — including XTO Energy Inc. and ExxonMobil Pipeline Company — are incorporated in Delaware, but the parent company is not.

Who is the registered agent for ExxonMobil Corporation?

The registered agent for Exxon Mobil Corporation is Corporation Service Company (CSC) at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, New Jersey 08628-1020. This is the parent entity’s registered agent for service of process, confirmed by ExxonMobil’s Restated Certificate of Incorporation. For Texas state court matters, ExxonMobil’s Texas foreign qualification registered agent is also Corporation Service Company at 211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701. The Spring, TX executive office is not a registered agent location. Verify the current CSC address via the NJ Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services before each assignment — CSC periodically updates office locations through SoS filings.

Is ExxonMobil still headquartered in Irving, Texas?

No. ExxonMobil’s principal executive office moved from Irving, Texas to Spring, Texas effective July 5, 2023, per an SEC 8-K filing. The former Irving campus at 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard was sold to Capital Commercial Investments in December 2022. By the time the official July 2023 move date arrived, ExxonMobil had already divested the property. As of 2024, 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard is owned and managed by Capital Commercial Investments — a third-party real estate company with no affiliation with ExxonMobil. Service directed to the Irving address reaches that real estate firm, not ExxonMobil’s legal department. The Spring, TX address is the current executive office, but it is also not a valid service point — the correct Texas service address is CSC in Austin for state court matters.

Can I serve ExxonMobil at its Spring, Texas campus?

The Spring, TX campus at 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway is ExxonMobil’s current principal executive office — it is where company leadership and business operations are centered. It is not, however, the registered office for service of process under Texas Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 106. For Texas state court matters, service must be made on ExxonMobil’s registered agent — Corporation Service Company at 211 E. 7th Street, Suite 620, Austin, TX 78701 — or on a specifically authorized officer of the corporation. Delivering papers to a campus receptionist, front-desk employee, or security officer at the Spring executive campus does not constitute valid service under Rule 106 and will not bind ExxonMobil to the proceeding. ExxonMobil’s defense counsel will raise the defect at the first available opportunity.

How do I serve ExxonMobil subsidiaries like XTO Energy or Imperial Oil?

Each subsidiary requires an independent service event against its own registered agent — service on the NJ parent does not bind any subsidiary. For XTO Energy Inc. (Delaware), verify the current registered agent with the DE Division of Corporations and serve under 8 Del. C. § 321. For ExxonMobil Pipeline Company (Delaware), same process — live DE verification required before dispatch. For ExxonMobil Oil Corporation (New York), verify with the NY Secretary of State and serve under CPLR § 311(a)(1). For Imperial Oil Limited (Canada), domestic U.S. service on the parent does not reach Imperial Oil — Hague Convention service under FRCP 4(f)(1) applies through Article 5 or Article 10(a) depending on Imperial Oil’s province. International timelines run months.

What if my pleading still lists the Irving, Texas address?

A pleading that lists 5959 Las Colinas Boulevard, Irving, TX as ExxonMobil’s current address is factually wrong as of December 2022. The property was sold. Before filing or before attempting service, the pleading should be corrected to reflect ExxonMobil’s current principal executive office at 22777 Springwoods Village Parkway, Spring, TX 77389-1425. More importantly, the service address in the instructions to the process server must also be corrected — the Irving address for service purposes will fail entirely, reaching a third party rather than ExxonMobil’s legal department.

What if my case is part of a climate change or public nuisance action against ExxonMobil?

Climate change and public nuisance actions against ExxonMobil typically name both the parent entity (Exxon Mobil Corporation) and, depending on the claim, one or more operating subsidiaries. Each named entity requires a separate, independently documented service event. Coordinated multi-jurisdictional service — with multiple defendants across NJ, TX, DE, NY, and potentially Canada — is precisely the type of assignment where a single address error or wrong-entity service event derails an entire proceeding. Undisputed Legal coordinates simultaneous service across all named ExxonMobil entities under a single case manager with entity-specific SoS verification on every assignment. If your matter involves international subsidiaries, initiate Hague coordination in parallel with domestic service.

How long does ExxonMobil have to respond after being served?

In federal court, ExxonMobil must respond within 21 days of valid service under FRCP 12(a)(1)(A)(i), or 60 days if service is waived under FRCP 4(d). State windows vary by jurisdiction: 20 days in Texas (TRCP 99(b)), 20 days in New York (CPLR § 3012), 20 days in Delaware (Del. Super. Ct. Civ. R. 12). Expect a responsive pleading or a motion — not a default from a defendant with ExxonMobil’s litigation resources. Response windows run from the date of valid service. Defective service — wrong state of incorporation, Irving address used, operational division named as defendant — does not start the clock. File proof of service promptly after delivery to establish the record date that triggers ExxonMobil’s response obligation.

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Exxon Mobil Corporation is a New Jersey-incorporated Fortune 10 company with principal executive offices in Spring, Texas — not Irving, which was sold in December 2022. The registered agent is Corporation Service Company at 830 Bear Tavern Road, West Trenton, NJ. Entity verified from NJ SoS records on every assignment. Irving address flagged on every order. Spring address flagged as executive office only. GPS-verified process delivered to the correct registered agent. Notarized affidavit in your inbox within 24 hours.

We do not dispatch on stale address data. We do not accept an ExxonMobil assignment without confirming the current NJ registered agent from live SoS records. For multi-entity ExxonMobil service across NJ, TX, DE, NY, and international jurisdictions, Undisputed Legal handles verification and coordination under a single case manager. For the framework that applies to all major energy and industrial corporate defendants, see Complex Corporate Process Service — Advanced Legal Strategies.

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