Document Retrieval FAQ
Served 123 LLC retrieves official court records, filings, and legal documents from courthouses across all 50 states — certified copies, docket sheets, archived filings, and more, with clear status updates throughout.
- Civil and criminal records (jurisdiction permitting)
- Docket sheets and case summaries
- Filed complaints, motions, and orders
- Judgments and final dispositions
- Certificates and clerk-issued documents
- Archived files — offsite storage / microfiche where applicable
Common retrieval requests include:
- Civil and criminal court records (as available per jurisdiction)
- Docket sheets and case summaries
- Filed complaints, petitions, and motions
- Orders, judgments, and final dispositions
- Certificates and clerk-issued documents
- Archived court files including offsite storage or microfiche, where applicable
We retrieve documents from courts in all 50 states, including state, federal, and county-level venues. In-person retrieval is coordinated where remote access is restricted or where archived file handling is required.
Many requests are completed within 1–3 business days, depending on court access and file availability. Archived or offsite files may require additional time due to court processing schedules.
Yes. We can request certified or plain copies depending on the court and record type. Certified copies may take longer due to clerk processing and seal authentication. Please specify your preference when placing your request.
Email your request to info@served123.com. Include:
- Court name and jurisdiction (state/county)
- Case number (if known)
- Party names
- Document(s) requested — title and/or filing date if known
- Certified vs. plain copy preference
- Any deadline or urgency
Pricing depends on the court, number of documents, whether certification is required, and whether in-person retrieval is necessary. You will receive a written quote before work begins.