AB 2364 And California Bank Levy Service Locations
AB 2364 was an earlier change to California legal-process rules, not a new law for the current year. When preparing a bank levy today, verify the institution’s current designated service location rather than relying on an address in an old announcement.
Find The Current Designation
The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation maintains central locations for service of legal process under Code of Civil Procedure section 684.115. The designation may specify covered branches, hours, or other information. It is not a rule limited to Bank of America.
Prepare The Levy Assignment
Before arranging delivery, confirm the correct institution and legal name, current service designation, issued writ, levying-officer instructions, and required packet. Ask your attorney or the responsible sheriff about the procedure for your assignment.
Do not assume a local branch accepts levy papers or that any delivery to a bank produces a recovery. A bank levy can be affected by account ownership, available funds, exemptions, and other requirements.
Confirm Fees And Timing
Ask about court, levying-officer, and service fees separately. JPL will confirm its service quote and availability after reviewing the assignment. We do not guarantee a particular recovery or compare the sheriff’s current workload using old estimates.
Current Court Guidance
Read the California Courts bank levy guide before using an old service packet. Your legal adviser should confirm the collection strategy and required documents.
Arrange Process Service With JPL
Send your completed papers, recipient details, service address, and deadline to JPL Process Service, LLC. We confirm the assignment, current price, and available service level before work begins. JPL serves the documents you supply; your attorney or court self-help center should answer questions about which papers to use and the procedure for your case.
Call (866) 754-0520 or review our process service FAQs.
