Find the records your matter needs.
Need a particular court or public document? Tell us the case, jurisdiction, record description and whether you need a certified copy. Retrieval depends on record access and partner availability, which we check before accepting the assignment.
Your quote separates research, copying, certification, access and delivery charges. When the record is available, the service returns the requested copy. Legal interpretation, filing, document service and broader research remain separate work.
What’s included.
Identify the exact document
Identify the document rather than requesting an undefined search for everything associated with a person or case.
Choose ordinary or certified copies
Confirm whether an ordinary copy, certified copy, docket item, or other defined record is required.
Check access and record restrictions
Access rules and record availability can limit retrieval. If a document cannot be obtained, you should be told clearly.
Keep retrieval and other work separate
Separate retrieval from legal analysis, filing, service, or further research so the scope and costs remain explicit.
What you’ll receive
- Accepted court/source and document list.
- Available copies in the agreed format.
- Certification where requested and available.
- A documented unavailable-record or access outcome where applicable.
How it works.
Identify the record and copy type
Confirm the source, case, documents, and copy requirements.
Check access and charges
Review availability, partner needs, and approved source costs.
Receive the record or availability update
Provide the available records or document why the request could not be completed.
Know what to expect.
We’ll confirm the work, the updates you’ll receive and who to contact along the way.
- The exact court or source, case reference and document list.
- The required copy type, certification, delivery format and approved access or document charges.
- The explanation to return for unavailable records and who can approve an alternative source or copy.
What helps us help you.
- Court or public-record source and jurisdiction.
- Case number or other record identifier.
- Specific document names or dates.
- Certification, delivery format, and deadline.
What shapes your quote.
- Number and type of records.
- Court or source access requirements.
- Copy and certification charges.
- Research, travel, and delivery needed for the accepted request.
Tell us what you need help with. We’ll explain which records are needed and how to provide them. Personal reports, ID images and account files can wait until then.