How To Serve Legal Papers on DXC Technology

How to Serve Legal Papers on DXC Technology

Serving legal papers on DXC Technology Company means navigating one of the most heavily restructured corporate identities in the Fortune 500. DXC was formed in April 2017 through the merger of Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Enterprise Services division — and its litigation footprint runs across three distinct corporate lineages, a 2018 public-sector spinoff (Perspecta, now absorbed into Peraton), and federal contractor dispute forums that operate under completely different service rules than standard civil litigation. Attorneys who serve “DXC” without first confirming which entity holds the claim, who that entity’s current registered agent is, and which forum governs service will face a motion to dismiss before the case gets past the pleadings stage. Undisputed Legal has served DXC Technology entities across FLSA wage-and-hour class actions, commercial contract disputes, and federal contractor litigation in the Eastern District of Virginia, the Central District of California, and the Court of Federal Claims. We establish the correct service target before a single document moves.

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Serving Legal Papers on DXC Technology: The Direct Answer

To serve legal papers on DXC Technology Company, confirm the correct defendant entity against live Nevada Secretary of State records, verify the current registered agent name and address for the applicable filing state, prepare a summons naming the entity precisely, and deliver to the registered agent at the verified address. Obtain a GPS-verified, notarized Affidavit of Service. Entity selection and registered agent address currency are the two most common failure points in DXC service.

1. Identify the correct DXC entity — DXC Technology Company (Nevada parent) vs. a subsidiary vs. a legacy CSC predecessor entity
2. Confirm Corporate Creations Network Inc. as registered agent — Nevada address committed (112 North Curry St., Carson City, NV 89703); verify current address in the filing state via that state’s SoS within 30 days of service
3. Prepare summons with exact entity name — must match the corporate record character-for-character
4. Deliver to the registered agent at the verified current address — in person, by a licensed process server authorized in the state of service
5. Obtain GPS-verified notarized Affidavit of Service — timestamp, coordinates, and server credentials embedded at moment of delivery
6. File proof of service with the court — within the deadline set by local rules or the operative scheduling order

Why DXC Technology Is Difficult to Serve

DXC Technology’s corporate history is a compounded service hazard. Three distinct corporate lineages — Computer Sciences Corporation, Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s IT services division, and DXC’s own post-merger acquisitions — produced a company whose litigation paper trail references entity names, addresses, and registered agents that no longer apply to the current defendant. Attorneys who serve the entity named in a pre-2017 CSC contract, or who assume the registered agent information from a prior DXC matter is still current, deliver papers that are legally defective before they arrive.

The Spinoff Entity Confusion

DXC Technology Company is the Nevada-incorporated parent entity formed on April 3, 2017 through the CSC-HPE Enterprise Services merger. It is the publicly traded company on the NYSE (ticker: DXC) and is the correct defendant in most post-2017 commercial breach, FLSA, and employment discrimination claims against DXC’s core IT services operations. DXC Technology Company’s state of incorporation is Nevada — not Virginia, where its headquarters are located, and not Delaware, where many of its subsidiaries are organized.

Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) — the predecessor — ceased to exist as an independent public company when it merged into DXC. Claims arising from CSC contracts executed before April 2017 require analysis of whether DXC Technology Company assumed liability for those obligations. Serving “Computer Sciences Corporation” as if it still exists independently as a standalone corporate entity is a dead end — that entity is not the party before the court, and the registered agent information for legacy CSC does not map to DXC.

Perspecta Inc. / Peraton compounds the problem further. In May 2018, DXC spun off its entire U.S. Public Sector business — DXC’s government IT contracts, defense and intelligence programs, and civilian agency work — as Perspecta Inc. In 2021, Perspecta was acquired by Veritas Capital and merged into Peraton. Federal contractor claims that arose from what was formerly DXC’s government division may belong to Peraton, not DXC Technology Company. Attorneys pursuing DXC on a federal contract dispute must confirm whether the contract and the potential liability remained with DXC’s commercial IT operation or transferred at the 2018 spinoff.

The “CSC” Naming Collision

DXC’s predecessor was Computer Sciences Corporation — universally abbreviated “CSC” in contracts, court filings, and employment records from before April 2017. That abbreviation now creates a specific and documented confusion risk in DXC litigation. Attorneys researching “CSC” in connection with a DXC matter may pull historical records for Computer Sciences Corporation and carry former CSC registered agent addresses into current service documents — addresses that belong to an entity no longer in the corporate record. The service goes to the wrong location, the affidavit reflects a defunct entity’s information, and DXC’s counsel files a motion to quash with an airtight factual record. Verify the current entity name and current registered agent through live Secretary of State records before preparing any service documents on a DXC-related matter — every time, without exception.

Federal Contractor Litigation: A Different Service Framework

DXC is one of the largest IT services providers to the U.S. federal government. High-value contract disputes arising from those engagements proceed under the Contract Disputes Act (41 U.S.C. § 7101 et seq.) — not standard civil litigation. Contract Disputes Act claims are adjudicated before the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals, or the Court of Federal Claims under the Tucker Act (28 U.S.C. § 1491). Bid protests proceed before the GAO under 4 C.F.R. Part 21 or before the COFC.

Service in the Court of Federal Claims is governed by RCFC 4 — the Rules of the Court of Federal Claims — which has its own service requirements distinct from FRCP 4. A process server who follows FRCP 4(h) procedure for a COFC filing delivers papers that are not legally effective in that forum. The consequence is not a correctable procedural defect — the COFC can dismiss the claim, and the Contract Disputes Act’s 6-year limitations period under 41 U.S.C. § 7103 does not pause for a service restart. An attorney who conflates standard corporate process service with federal contractor forum service exposes the client to a dismissal from a forum where re-filing may be time-barred. Undisputed Legal confirms the forum and the governing service rules before dispatch on every DXC federal contractor assignment.

FLSA and Employment Litigation: Venue and Deadline Pressure

DXC’s largest volume of civil litigation outside of federal contracting is FLSA wage-and-hour class actions and employment discrimination claims. These concentrate in two primary venues: the Eastern District of Virginia (DXC’s headquarters region, Tysons, Virginia) and the Central District of California (legacy HPE operations and a large technology workforce in Southern California). Both districts operate under active case management programs. ED Virginia in particular is among the fastest federal civil dockets in the country — individual scheduling orders in ED Virginia employment cases can impose service deadlines as short as 21 days from filing. A failed first attempt at DXC service in that environment, without a functioning rush-service fallback already in place, converts a timing problem into a motion to dismiss for failure to prosecute. Undisputed Legal positions process servers in both districts for DXC assignments with same-day and rush timelines available at order placement.

Our Process for Serving DXC Technology

Undisputed Legal approaches every DXC Technology service assignment as a multi-variable verification exercise before a single document is moved. The entity, the registered agent, the address, and the forum all require independent confirmation — because any one of those variables being wrong produces a motion to dismiss that DXC’s litigation team will file and that a corrected re-service may not fix in time.

Step 1: Entity and Forum Verification

We confirm the correct named defendant against live Nevada Secretary of State records and, where applicable, the Secretary of State filing in the litigation state. For federal contractor matters, we confirm whether the claim belongs to DXC Technology Company or to Peraton — the successor to DXC’s spun-off government division. For FLSA and commercial claims, we verify that the named defendant is DXC Technology Company — not a subsidiary, not a legacy CSC predecessor entity, and not a divested DXC business unit. This confirmation step occurs before we accept service documents, not after. See our overview of serving legal papers on corporations with complex subsidiary and spinoff structures for the analytical framework we apply to every multi-entity service assignment.

Step 2: Registered Agent and Address Verification

Corporate Creations Network Inc. is DXC Technology Company’s confirmed registered agent, verified via the Nevada Secretary of State Silver Flume database (Entity ID: E0155692017-0). For Nevada service, the committed address is 112 North Curry Street, Carson City, NV 89703. For all other filing states — Virginia, Delaware, New York, Texas — we confirm Corporate Creations Network Inc.’s current office address in that state against the live state SoS corporate record within 30 days of intended service. We do not dispatch on addresses sourced from prior case files, commercial legal databases, or documents more than 30 days old. Corporate Creations Network Inc. updates its regional office addresses in state records without notice to the bar, and an address valid for a prior DXC matter in the same district may no longer be current.

Step 3: GPS-Verified Service Execution

Our process server arrives at the registered agent’s office with your documents and a GPS-enabled device that records geographic coordinates, timestamp, and server identification at the exact moment of delivery. The server obtains a date-stamped intake receipt where available. All location and time data is embedded in the Affidavit of Service before notarization — not reconstructed from memory after the fact. DXC’s litigation counsel has challenged service affidavits that lack timestamp specificity, geographic corroboration, or a verifiable delivery address matching the current SoS record. GPS-verified documentation from Undisputed Legal removes the factual basis for that challenge in DXC FLSA, commercial, and contractor litigation alike.

Step 4: Notarized Affidavit of Service

Every DXC service produces a notarized Affidavit of Service delivered within 24 hours of completion. Where service cannot be completed — which is rare with a commercial registered agent at a fixed office location — we produce a notarized Affidavit of Due Diligence documenting three attempts across morning, afternoon, and evening windows on separate days. Additional DXC entities served at the same address in the same order receive a 50% discount on the second service fee. Undisputed Legal operates across all 50 states with standardized GPS-verified workflows built for multi-district DXC litigation. We have coordinated simultaneous service assignments across Virginia, California, Delaware, New York, and Texas for DXC class action matters. See our guide to nationwide corporate process service coordination for multi-district logistics.

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Where to Serve DXC Technology: Registered Agent Locations

DXC Technology Company is incorporated in Nevada and registered as a foreign corporation in Virginia, Delaware, New York, Texas, and other states where it operates commercially. Corporate Creations Network Inc. is DXC Technology Company’s confirmed registered agent — verified via the Nevada Secretary of State Silver Flume database (Entity ID: E0155692017-0). The Nevada service address is committed below. For all other states, Corporate Creations Network Inc. is named as the agent, but the specific office address for each state must be verified via that state’s Secretary of State business entity search within 30 days of intended service — Corporate Creations Network Inc. updates its regional office addresses without advance notice, and address data from prior case files or commercial databases is not a reliable substitute for a live state record pull.

Entity	Registered Agent	Service Address	Governing Authority
DXC Technology Company (Nevada — state of incorporation; Entity ID E0155692017-0)	Corporate Creations Network Inc.	112 North Curry Street, Carson City, NV 89703	NRS 78.090
DXC Technology Company (Virginia — primary litigation venue)	Corporate Creations Network Inc.	Verify current Corporate Creations Network Inc. office address via Virginia SCC business entity search at cis.scc.virginia.gov prior to service	Va. Code § 13.1-637
DXC Technology Company (Delaware — foreign corporation)	Corporate Creations Network Inc.	Verify current Corporate Creations Network Inc. office address via Delaware Division of Corporations at icis.corp.delaware.gov prior to service	8 Del. C. § 321
DXC Technology Company (New York — foreign corporation)	Corporate Creations Network Inc.	Verify current Corporate Creations Network Inc. office address via New York DOS at apps.dos.ny.gov prior to service	N.Y. BCL § 306
DXC Technology Company (Texas — foreign corporation)	Corporate Creations Network Inc.	Verify current Corporate Creations Network Inc. office address via Texas SoS at direct.sos.state.tx.us prior to service	Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code §§ 5.201, 5.251
DXC Technology Services LLC (Delaware — subsidiary)	Verify current registered agent via Delaware Division of Corporations at icis.corp.delaware.gov prior to service	Verify current Corporate Creations Network Inc. or successor agent address via Delaware Division of Corporations business entity search prior to service	8 Del. C. § 321

Address currency warning: Corporate Creations Network Inc. — DXC Technology Company’s confirmed registered agent — maintains regional intake offices in multiple states, and those addresses are updated in state SoS records without advance notice to the bar. The Nevada address at 112 North Curry Street, Carson City is confirmed. For Virginia, Delaware, New York, and Texas, verify Corporate Creations Network Inc.’s current office address via the applicable state’s SoS business entity search within 30 days of intended service. Address data sourced from prior litigation files, commercial legal databases, or research services that lag behind live state filings is not a reliable substitute. DXC’s litigation team actively identifies and challenges service that relied on stale address data — particularly in ED Virginia FLSA cases where the scheduling order leaves no room for a service restart once a defect is found.

Compliance and Legal Framework for Serving DXC Technology

DXC Technology litigation spans three distinct service frameworks depending on the claim type and forum: standard federal civil procedure (FRCP 4(h)) for district court cases, state statutes for state court filings, and RCFC 4 for Court of Federal Claims proceedings. Applying the wrong framework to the wrong forum is not a correctable oversight — it is a jurisdictional defect that DXC’s counsel will exploit at the first available motion.

Federal District Court: FRCP 4(h)

Under FRCP 4(h)(1)(B), a corporation may be served by delivering the summons and complaint to an officer, managing agent, general agent, or any other agent authorized by appointment or by law to receive service of process. Corporate Creations Network Inc. — DXC Technology Company’s confirmed registered agent (Nevada SoS Entity ID: E0155692017-0) — is the correct delivery point for FRCP 4(h) service in any federal district court proceeding. The affidavit must identify the registered agent by its current name, confirm the delivery address matches the current state SoS record, state the date and time of delivery, and identify the licensed process server who executed service. A deficient affidavit — one that lacks any of these elements — is the opening DXC needs to file a motion to quash in an ED Virginia FLSA case or a CD California employment matter.

Nevada: NRS 78.090

Nevada Revised Statutes § 78.090 requires every corporation incorporated in Nevada to appoint and continuously maintain a registered agent in the state. DXC Technology Company is a Nevada domestic corporation (Entity ID: E0155692017-0). Corporate Creations Network Inc. is the confirmed registered agent, with a service address of 112 North Curry Street, Carson City, NV 89703 — verified via the Nevada Secretary of State Silver Flume database. Service on Corporate Creations Network Inc. at the Carson City address satisfies NRS 78.090 for the parent entity regardless of the state where litigation is filed. Confirm the address remains current via nvsos.gov within 30 days of any service date — the Nevada SoS record is the authoritative source and is always checked first in any DXC service assignment.

Virginia: Va. Code § 13.1-637

Virginia Code § 13.1-637 authorizes service on a foreign corporation registered to transact business in Virginia by delivering process to the corporation’s registered agent in Virginia. The Eastern District of Virginia is the primary federal litigation venue for DXC Technology — it encompasses DXC’s Tysons headquarters region and handles the majority of DXC’s FLSA and employment matters. ED Virginia is among the fastest civil dockets in the federal system; judges in that district impose and enforce hard service deadlines, and the court does not routinely grant extensions on service timing for reasons within the attorney’s control. Confirm the Virginia registered agent address via the Virginia State Corporation Commission Clerk’s Information System at cis.scc.virginia.gov before dispatch — a stale address in an ED Virginia case is not a recoverable error once the service deadline has passed.

Delaware: 8 Del. C. § 321

Delaware General Corporation Law § 321 requires every corporation qualified to do business in Delaware to maintain a registered agent in the state. DXC Technology Company is registered as a foreign corporation in Delaware. DXC Technology Services LLC is organized under Delaware law as a domestic LLC. Service on each entity’s Delaware registered agent constitutes valid service under § 321. Verify both entities’ registered agent names and addresses via the Delaware Division of Corporations at icis.corp.delaware.gov — the two entities may have different registered agents in Delaware, and a service addressed to the wrong agent for the wrong entity is defective regardless of whether the physical delivery address is otherwise correct.

Texas: Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code §§ 5.201 and 5.251

Texas Business Organizations Code § 5.201 requires every foreign entity transacting business in Texas to designate and continuously maintain a registered agent in the state. Section 5.251 establishes that service on the registered agent constitutes valid service on the foreign entity and binds the entity to the same extent as personal service on an officer. DXC Technology Company is registered as a foreign corporation in Texas. Verify the current registered agent name and address via the Texas Secretary of State at direct.sos.state.tx.us. Texas courts require that proof of service confirm delivery to the registered agent identified in the Texas SoS business entity records — not to a Texas CT Corporation or other national agent office that is not the entity’s designated agent in the state record.

Court of Federal Claims: RCFC 4

Contract Disputes Act claims against the federal government — and counterclaims or cross-claims in contractor litigation in the COFC — are governed by RCFC 4, the Rules of the Court of Federal Claims, not FRCP 4. RCFC 4 has distinct requirements for service on the United States and on corporate parties in COFC proceedings. An attorney who follows standard FRCP 4(h) corporate service procedure for a COFC-filed Contract Disputes Act claim has not effected valid service in that forum. The Contract Disputes Act’s limitations period under 41 U.S.C. § 7103 is 6 years from accrual — it does not toll for service corrections. If the limitations window has run while an attorney pursues a re-service in the COFC after a procedural error, the claim is lost. Confirm the applicable service rules with the COFC clerk’s office before initiating service on any DXC federal contractor matter.

Common Rejection Points and Post-Service Risks

Most court clerks will not evaluate the legal sufficiency of service — they verify format and confirm a proof of service was filed. Substantive defects surface when DXC’s litigation counsel reviews the file. The three most common defect patterns in DXC service: (1) the entity name on the summons references a legacy CSC entity or a spun-off subsidiary rather than DXC Technology Company; (2) the affidavit delivery address does not match the registered agent’s current address in the applicable state SoS record; (3) the process server was not licensed or otherwise authorized to serve process in the state where delivery occurred. Each defect is independently sufficient for a motion to quash. DXC’s legal team files these motions — this is not speculative risk, and it is not a motion that gets filed and then withdrawn on a phone call. For an overview of how registered agent service mechanics work in complex corporate litigation, see our guide to process service on registered agents for corporate defendants.

Consult with a licensed attorney to confirm the appropriate service method for your specific claim type, forum, and applicable court rules before proceeding.

Frequently Asked Questions: Serving Legal Papers on DXC Technology

Is DXC Technology the same company as Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC)?

No. Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) merged with Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Enterprise Services division on April 3, 2017, to form DXC Technology Company. CSC ceased to exist as an independent public company at that point. DXC Technology Company — incorporated in Nevada — is the surviving legal entity for most commercial and employment purposes arising from that merger. The CSC abbreviation persists widely in pre-2017 contracts, employment records, and court filings, creating a specific risk: attorneys who research “CSC” in a DXC context may pull historical registered agent addresses for Computer Sciences Corporation — addresses that belong to a company no longer in the corporate record — and use them in current service documents. The correct defendant in post-April 2017 claims is DXC Technology Company, verified via live Nevada Secretary of State records, with service made on DXC’s current registered agent.

Who is DXC Technology’s registered agent, and how do I confirm the current address?

Corporate Creations Network Inc. is DXC Technology Company’s registered agent, confirmed via the Nevada Secretary of State Silver Flume database (Entity ID: E0155692017-0). For Nevada service, deliver to 112 North Curry Street, Carson City, NV 89703. For Virginia, Delaware, New York, and Texas service, Corporate Creations Network Inc. is the agent of record — but its specific office address in each state must be confirmed via that state’s Secretary of State business entity search within 30 days of intended service. Corporate Creations Network Inc. updates its regional addresses in state filings without advance notice. Databases, prior case files, and commercial legal research services that have not been refreshed from live state records may carry stale addresses. Undisputed Legal confirms Corporate Creations Network Inc.’s current address in the filing state for every DXC assignment before dispatch, without exception.

Which court handles DXC Technology federal contractor disputes?

Federal contractor disputes involving DXC’s commercial IT operations proceed under the Contract Disputes Act (41 U.S.C. § 7101 et seq.) and are adjudicated before the Court of Federal Claims, the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, or the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals depending on the contract type and the contractor’s forum election. Bid protests are filed at the GAO under 4 C.F.R. Part 21 or at the COFC under 28 U.S.C. § 1491. None of these forums use standard FRCP 4 service rules — service in the COFC is governed by RCFC 4. For pre-2018 DXC public sector contracts, the claim may belong to Peraton rather than DXC Technology Company; the 2018 Perspecta spinoff transferred DXC’s entire U.S. government division, and Peraton is now the entity holding that liability. Confirm both the correct party and the correct forum before preparing any service documents on a DXC federal contractor matter.

How do I serve DXC Technology Company in Virginia?

DXC Technology Company is registered as a foreign corporation in Virginia. Service under Va. Code § 13.1-637 is made on DXC’s current registered agent in Virginia, verified via the Virginia State Corporation Commission Clerk’s Information System at cis.scc.virginia.gov. The process server must be authorized under Virginia law to serve process. The affidavit must specify: the full legal name of the entity served (DXC Technology Company), the registered agent’s current name, the delivery address matching the Virginia SCC record, the date and time of delivery, and the identity of the person who accepted the papers. Virginia is the primary venue for DXC FLSA class actions — ED Virginia scheduling orders are among the strictest in the federal system, and missed service deadlines in that district are not routinely extended. Verify the Virginia registered agent address via cis.scc.virginia.gov within 30 days of intended service before dispatching any process server.

What documents do I need to serve DXC Technology?

For federal district court: a court-issued summons naming DXC Technology Company (confirmed against the current Nevada SoS and applicable filing-state SoS records) and a copy of the complaint. Do not serve an attorney-drafted draft summons — the court-issued summons establishes the operative service date for all deadline calculations. For the Court of Federal Claims: follow RCFC 4 and the COFC’s standing orders; service requirements in that forum differ materially from FRCP 4. For state court: a court-issued summons and complaint conforming to the applicable state court rules. Confirm with the filing court’s clerk whether local rules require service of standing orders, case management instructions, or additional documents alongside the summons and complaint. DXC’s litigation counsel reviews the proof of service for every gap — missing required attachments or a summons issued in draft form before the court stamps it provides the factual predicate for a service challenge.

How long does DXC Technology service take?

Routine service on DXC Technology Company’s registered agent in any domestic state — Virginia, Delaware, New York, Texas, or Nevada — is completed with the first attempt within 3–7 business days of order placement, with the notarized Affidavit of Service delivered to you within 24 hours of completion. Rush service (first attempt within 24–48 business hours) and same-day service are available where scheduling orders or discovery deadlines require it. Undisputed Legal has process servers positioned near registered agent offices in all primary DXC litigation venues. For multi-district FLSA class action service requiring simultaneous delivery across Virginia and California, contact us at order placement to coordinate. See our guide to FLSA and wage-and-hour class action process service for multi-plaintiff and multi-state logistics.

What if my claim involves DXC’s pre-2018 public sector business — now Perspecta or Peraton?

DXC spun off its entire U.S. Public Sector division as Perspecta Inc. in May 2018. In 2021, Veritas Capital acquired Perspecta and merged it into Peraton. Federal contractor claims that arose from DXC’s government IT operations — defense contracts, civilian agency programs, intelligence community work — and that were transferred to Perspecta at the spinoff now belong to Peraton, not DXC Technology Company. Serving DXC Technology Company on a claim that belongs to Peraton produces a motion to dismiss for improper party — DXC has no liability to defend. Before preparing service documents on any federal contractor claim referencing DXC’s former government division, confirm which post-spinoff entity holds the contract and the potential liability. Peraton is a separate, privately held company with its own corporate registration and registered agent structure.

What if DXC Technology challenges service?

DXC’s litigation counsel challenges service when the record contains a provable defect: wrong entity name on the summons, stale registered agent address, unlicensed process server, or an affidavit that lacks the specificity required by the forum’s rules. A GPS-verified affidavit from a licensed process server, reflecting delivery to the current registered agent at the SoS-verified current address, for the correctly named entity, leaves no factual basis for a successful challenge. If DXC moves to quash against that record, the motion fails. The risk is not the motion itself — it is having documentation weak enough to make DXC’s challenge winnable. Undisputed Legal builds the record that defeats the motion from the first step of every assignment — entity verification, address confirmation, GPS-verified delivery, notarized affidavit — before you receive the completed proof of service.

DXC Technology Process Service: Pricing

Undisputed Legal’s DXC Technology service is flat-rate, Tier 3 pricing — GPS-verified documentation and a notarized affidavit included at every level. Retaining local counsel separately in Virginia, California, Delaware, New York, and Texas for multi-district DXC litigation runs $500 to $2,000 or more per state plus weeks of coordination overhead. DIY service on a corporate defendant of DXC’s complexity — with a registered agent verification requirement, a spinoff entity analysis step, and a forum determination for federal contractor matters — carries documented risk of defective service, stale addresses, and affidavits that fail the specificity standards DXC’s counsel will target. Undisputed Legal provides flat pricing, all-50-state coverage, GPS-verified service records, and court-compliant documentation from a single point of contact, with no state referral fees and no coordination delays.

Service Level	Rate	Timeline
Routine	$100–$150	First attempt within 3–7 business days
Rush	$200–$250	First attempt within 24–48 business hours
Same-Day	$250–$300	First attempt same business day
Stake-Out	$325–$425	1 hour included; each additional hour $100–$150
Skip Trace	$75	Address verification for registered agents with currency or location issues

Every service includes three attempts across morning, afternoon, and evening windows and produces a notarized Affidavit of Service or Affidavit of Due Diligence. Additional DXC entities served at the same address in the same order receive a 50% discount on the second service fee. For multi-district DXC FLSA class action service, contact us at order placement to coordinate simultaneous assignments across Virginia, California, Delaware, New York, and Texas from a single point of contact.

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Undisputed Legal has standardized GPS-verified process service workflows for DXC Technology Company and its subsidiaries across all 50 states. Whether you are serving DXC Technology Company in Virginia for an FLSA class action, in Nevada or Delaware for commercial breach or shareholder litigation, or coordinating multi-district service across a DXC employment matter, our process servers are verified, positioned, and ready.

We do not dispatch without entity verification against live Secretary of State records. We do not use registered agent addresses more than 30 days old. We do not assume the agent information from a prior DXC matter is current. Every DXC service assignment leaves our office with a confirmed registered agent name and address, a licensed process server, and a GPS-enabled documentation workflow that produces an affidavit DXC Technology cannot successfully challenge on evidentiary grounds.

For a full overview of how we handle corporate process service across complex multi-entity and spinoff structures, see our guide to serving legal papers on corporations with complex subsidiary and spinoff structures.

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