Where to serve court order to facebook?

[Fei F]

I need to have my messages restored in fb, for a court case, and fb won't do it without a court order, where to serve it to fb? Online fb help team is only respond to Ads clients, so no go there. Do I have to go to US to get a court order for that? I live in Malaysia, I read it someone in UK sued fb for storing his fb history. Did he do it in UK? or through a lawyer to serve paper in US?

[Big Bobby Clobber]

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I have looked all over on the web, but I'm not having any luck. Here's my educated guess: you have to file a motion in uk and send it registered mail to their headquarters, where they have to sign for it. This is gonna take a long time.

[7againstThebes]

Facebook, Inc. is registered in Delaware. Go to the Division of Corporations website for Delaware, and conduct an "Entity Search" under the Services menu on the left side of the screen. Type in Facebook in the search box. You may get many hits, but click on Facebook, Inc. It will have the address for the corporate registered agent. Process papers are served there. I hope that helps a bit.