Please include the following information, if available: The request must be made in writing with the submission of a Request for a Record Search and/or Copies form.The clerk's office does not accept debit or credit cards.
All checks must be printed with account holder's name and address. The clerk's office accepts cash, checks, and money orders.Any additional information available that will assist the clerk with identifying the case.Provide the following information to the Clerk's Office.If you have more than 3 searches, you may be required to give the Clerk up to 72 hours to process your request. The Clerk will conduct up to 3 record searches in person. You may avoid paying the record search fee by conducting your own record search on-line please refer to the Case Look-Up section to obtain a case number or you may conduct case research at the Clerk's Office free of charge. Refer to form Request for a Record Search and/or Copies. A record search fee of $15.00 is also required for any search requiring more than 10 minutes of the clerk's time (with or without a case number). A record search fee of $15.00 is required for each record search without a case number. The Civil Division does not conduct record searches by telephone. The Clerk's Office will process requests for a record search made in person or by mail. Requests for a case record search may be made by contacting the Clerk's Office in person or by mail. Refer to Record Search Section for additional information. Members of the public may view and request copies of court records in person at the Clerk's Office. Additional indexes in non-electronic form are available in the Clerk's Office. Courthouse Electronic AccessĬomputers are available to the public in the Clerk's Office to access indexes, court calendar information and court case record information pursuant to CRC 2.503(c). Refer to General Information, Case Lookup. Remote electronic access is available for civil limited, civil unlimited, family law and probate court indexes and court calendars pursuant to CRC 2.507(b).
Courthouse electronic access to court records.Remote electronic access to indexes and court calendars, CRC 2.507(b).The Court complies with California Rule of Court (CRC) 2.500 - Public Access to Electronic Court Records by providing: Access to electronic records save the public time and effort and promotes efficiency with court operations. The Court provides electronic access to court records, when feasible. Complex LitigationĬlick below for more information on Complex LitigationĬlick below for more information on Program Rules Please submit to the court through an e-filing service provider (Attorneys are mandated electronic filers) or US mail.
Have you recently moved or have a change of address please update your information by filling out form MC-040. Your collection action case is assigned for all purposes: Your unlawful detainer case is assigned for all purposes:
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