Texas Process Service Fee Search
Find reported process service fees.
Search by ZIP code or county. Review the reported amount and conditions for each entry.
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About the data and ZIP lookup
254 Texas counties • 7,253 working-view entries. Prepared August 28, 2026 from county-reported Texas Comptroller data. Local verification remains pending; some related or unclear entries are retained for review.
ZIP associations use the Texas Legislative Council July 2025 report based on 2020 Census data. They are not a current USPS directory. A ZIP not found here may still be valid.
Amounts may represent deposits, hourly charges, mileage or individual components. A $0 entry does not establish free service. Entries are not added together. Source codes H/C do not identify a verified receiving office.
Texas Process Service Fee Search
Find reported 2026 Texas sheriff and constable process service fees by ZIP code or county. This free search covers all 254 Texas counties and helps attorneys, paralegals, and legal teams find fees for citations, subpoenas, writs, and other civil process.
Enter a ZIP code or county name, then filter the results by document or fee category. Review the listed amount, conditions, and source reference for each entry.
For the complete reference, explore our Texas Sheriff and Constable Process Service Fees guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search for Texas process service fees?
Enter a Texas ZIP code or county name in the search field and select Search. You can then use the filters to narrow the results by document or fee category. Use Next and Previous to browse additional results.
Can I search by county without knowing the ZIP code?
Yes. Enter the county name, such as Harris, Montgomery, or Fort Bend, to view its reported fee entries.
Why does my ZIP code show more than one county?
Some ZIP codes cross county boundaries. When multiple counties appear, select the county where the service address is located. A ZIP code alone does not establish the correct county or serving office.
Which counties does the search cover?
The search includes reported fee records for all 254 Texas counties. The number and detail of the entries vary by county.
What types of fees can I find?
The records include fees for citations, subpoenas, writs, and other civil process, along with related charges reported in the county schedules. Use the filters to find the entries relevant to your documents.
How do I find the fee for a citation or subpoena?
Search for the county or ZIP code first, then choose the relevant document or fee category. Review every matching entry and its conditions, because a county may report different amounts for different circumstances.
Is the displayed amount the total I will pay?
Not necessarily. An entry may show a base fee, an additional charge, or a fee that applies only under certain conditions. Mileage, additional parties, copies, or other charges may affect the total. Confirm the amount with the receiving office before submitting payment.
Are these Houston Process Servers’ prices?
No. This tool displays reported sheriff and constable fees. Houston Process Servers, LLC is a private process-service company with separate pricing. Visit our process service page or contact us for a quote.
Where does the fee information come from?
The searchable records were compiled from the county fee schedules used in our 2026 Texas process-service fee reference. Results include available conditions and source references so you can review the context of each entry.
Are the fees updated in real time?
No. This tool presents the compiled 2026 records and does not connect to individual county offices for live updates. Confirm current fees, payment instructions, and service availability with the receiving sheriff or constable office.
Does the search tell me which office should receive my documents?
No. The search helps you locate reported county fee entries. Confirm the appropriate sheriff or constable office, its service area, and its submission requirements before sending documents.
What should I do if my ZIP code returns no results?
Try searching by county name. ZIP-to-county associations are a lookup aid and may not include every ZIP code. Verify the county for the service address before choosing a result.
Why is the Next button unavailable?
Next is unavailable when all matching entries fit on the current results page or you have reached the last page. Broaden your filters to see more entries.
Is this fee search free?
Yes. You can search by ZIP code or county and browse the reported fee entries without payment.
Where can I find more Texas process service resources?
Browse our free Texas process server guides. For documentation supporting a request for substituted service, see the Texas Rule 106 Attorney Quick Reference Guide.
Can Houston Process Servers handle my assignment?
Houston Process Servers, LLC accepts assignments from attorneys, law firms, and government clients. Contact us to confirm availability and obtain a quote for your documents and service address.
Official Texas Fee Resources
For official county-reported fee information, visit the Texas Comptroller’s Sheriffs’ and Constables’ Fees resource. Confirm current fees, payment instructions, and submission requirements with the receiving sheriff or constable office before sending documents or payment.