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You can get copies of a court order, decree, judgment, or other records filed in your case from the court where the case was filed. You can ask for a copy in person, by mail, and, in many courts, online. There is generally a fee to get a copy of a record unless you have a fee waiver.

Select your mobile carrier Select your mobile carrierBoost MobileCricket WirelessAlltelGoogle FiMetroPCSAT&TRepublic WirelessSprintT-MobileVerizonU.S. CellularVirgin Mobile We'll only use this mobile number to send this link How to get copiesFind out if you need a certified copyDepending on why you need the record, you may need a certified copy of the record. Often government agencies or financial institutions, like a bank, will need certified copies. Ask whoever needs the record whether they need a certified copy or not.

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Copies typically cost $0.50 per page (1-side). Certified copies are $40.00 per document. For some types of cases, like a restraining order case, the parties in the case can get a copy of the orders for free. Copies are also free if you have a fee waiver.

If a case or record is confidential, you will need to prove you have a right to access the record or case. For example, cases in juvenile court or adoption cases are confidential. Only one of the parties, their lawyer, or someone else authorized to see the case, can get a copy of the record or information about the case.

The San Diego Superior Court does not send out court files electronically or by fax. In addition, persons are not allowed to use cameras (including phones with cameras) to take pictures of the contents of a file.

Once you have located the case number and court location (refer to the online case search for assistance with case numbers and locations), there are a number of ways to obtain a copy of a court record.

If you currently have a certified copy of a certificate that was issued less than one year ago, send in the certified copy of the certificate with your correction request; we will exchange the certificate at no charge.

Many records from court cases are open and accessible to the public. Some records are not accessible to the public for different reasons. For more information on what it and is not publicly available, review the MN Rules of Public Access to Records of the Judicial Branch. You may be able to get copies of records from a confidential or sealed case, but more paperwork may be required for you to be allowed access. See the Ways to Get Copies tab for more information.

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is now providing access to court records exclusively by online ordering or by mail or fax. NARA will no longer provide on-site court case review services to the public at its Federal Records Centers.

This change applies to all closed bankruptcy, civil, criminal, and court of appeals case files that remain in the legal custody of the courts but are physically stored at NARA's Federal Records Centers.

The National Archives is making this change because records can now easily be ordered electronically. It is no longer cost-effective to operate satellite research rooms to provide access to these records.

To receive a certified copy of your court record, you'll need your docket number. If you have an estate case and you don't know what your docket number is, you can search the court dockets for public case information. Otherwise, please call the Probate & Family Court where your case was heard to get your case docket number.

Contact the state vital records office where the divorce took place to learn if that state issues divorce certificates. They will tell you the cost, what information you need to supply, and how to get a copy online, by mail, or in person.

This fee covers a two-year search. If more years need to be searched, an additional $5 is required for every additional two years or portion thereof. Please send separate bank or postal money orders for each two-year search period. We will return any bank or postal money orders that are not used. There is a charge of $0.65 cents per page with a minimum charge of $1.30 for copies of the documents. This does not include the $10 certification fee. We will notify you of the exact fee for obtaining the certificate.

Please note: if you wish to obtain a copy of a business certificate for a small claims court proceeding, the copy does not need to be certified. In your request, you will need to provide the name of the business located in Brooklyn. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk using either bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. Please mail your request with a stamped self-addressed envelope to:

The certification fee is $10. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk by bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. In addition, you will need to bring change for copying. Please note: if you wish to obtain a copy of a business certificate for a small claims court proceeding, the copy does not need to be certified.

This office will notify you of the exact cost. The certification fee is $8.00 plus $0.65 per page with a minimum charge of $1.30 for copying. In your notarized request, give the index number and the names of the parties. Please note: if you are in need of an exemplification of a divorce decree, there is an additional fee of $25 and there is approximately a 2 week waiting period. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk by bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. Please mail your request with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:

A search will have to be conducted. The fee for a search and certificate recordings the result of the search, called either a "Find on File" or a "Fail to Find" certificate, is $10. This fee covers a two year search. If more years need to be searched, an additional $5 is required for every additional two years or portion thereof. Please send a notarized letter from one of the parties to the divorce and separate bank or postal money orders for each two-year search period. We will return any bank or postal money orders that were not used. We will notify you of the exact fee for obtaining the certified copy of the decree if we find it. All cases are filed by when they began, not by when they ended. In your notarized request, you will need to list the names of the parties, and what years you want searched. Please note: if you are in need of an exemplification of a divorce decree, there is an additional fee of $25. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk with bank or postal money order, certified check or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted.

You will need to have a valid photo ID if you are a party to the action. If you are not a party to the action, you will need to have an affidavit or a notarized letter signed by a party to the action granting you the authority to obtain a copy of the divorce decree. The certification fee is $8 plus $0.25 per page. Please note: if you are in need of an exemplification of a divorce decree, there is an additional fee of $25, and there is approximately a 2 week waiting period.

A search will have to be conducted. The fee for a search and a certificate recording the result of the search, called either a "Find on File" or a "Fail to Find" certificate, is $10. This fee covers a two-year search. If more years need to be searched, an additional $5 is required for every additional two years or portion thereof. Please send separate bank or postal money orders for each two-year search period. We will return any bank or postal money orders that were not used.

Please note: if you wish to obtain a copy of a religious corporation certification for a small claims court proceeding, the copy does not need to be certified. In your request, you will need to provide the name of the business located in Brooklyn. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk by bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. Please mail your request with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:

This office will notify you of the exact cost. The certification fee is $8 plus $0.65 per page with a minimum of $1.30 for copying. In your request give the index number and the names of the parties. You can find the Index number by going to: Please note: if you are in need of an exemplification of a supreme court paper there is an additional fee of $25 and there is approximately a 2 week waiting period. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk by bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. Please mail your request with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:

Please note: if you are in need of an exemplification of a Supreme Court paper there is an additional fee of $25 and there is approximately a 2 week waiting period. In your request, you will need to list the names of the parties, and what years you want searched. All fees are payable to the Kings County Clerk by bank or postal money order, certified check, or NYS attorney's check. No personal checks will be accepted. Please mail your request with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: 2351a5e196