Help Center
Welcome to the UJS Portal Help Center!
Please use the options on the left for assistance with the related features of the UJS Portal. These help topics answer frequently asked questions and provide troubleshooting assistance with common UJS Portal issues. If one suggestion does not solve your issue, alternatives are often provided to help you address your issue in a different way.
If, after reviewing the appropriate help topics, you are unable to find an answer to your question or problem, you may be guided to submit a help request to the UJS Portal Support team. This team is actively responding to these requests Monday through Friday between 8:00am and 4:30pm EST. If you submit a request, please be aware that response times can vary based on volume.
If you have a non-technical question about a court case and want to contact a court office, use any of the following links to locate the corresponding contact information:
UJS PortalFor the best experience, it is recommended that you navigate the UJS Web Portal using Google Chrome. However, you can also navigate the Web Portal successfully using other web browsers (i.e. Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.).
Many features of the UJS Portal also require a PDF viewer. Adobe Reader version XI or DC is recommended.
Minimum Site Requirements
Your UJS Web Portal account
Signing Up- The UJS Portal contains both public and secure (non-public) features. You do not need an account if you only want to pay traffic tickets, costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or view public docket sheets. All of these features are available to the public. Only secure features, such as PACFile (online case filing), the Guardianship Tracking System, and Attorney Registration, require the creation of a UJS Portal account.
Do I need to create a UJS Portal account? Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for creating a UJS Portal account. For your convenience, a short video is also available that explains this process.
Each resource covers the same information.
How do I create a UJS Portal account?Yes. Part of the process of creating a UJS Portal account is choosing a username. A username is not assigned to you. It can be almost anything you choose, but cannot be your e-mail address, match any existing username, or contain any spaces or special characters (ex. !@#$%^&).
If a username is already in use, a warning message will appear when you try to continue to the next screen. You can either make a change to the username you entered or choose an entirely different one.
Do I create the username for my UJS Portal account?
Manage Account SettingsYou should update your account information whenever you experience a change to your address, e-mail address, phone number, or to another important part of your profile. To make a change, complete the following steps:
- Log in to the UJS Portal.
- Hover your mouse pointer over the GEAR icon that appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Select 'Manage My Account'.
- In the Manage My Account screen, you can update any of the information that displays.
- After you have finished making your changes, click the SUBMIT button.
Roles provide unique privileges on the UJS Portal that are targeted to the needs of certain groups.
Attorneys, police officers, and guardians if incapacitated persons, signing up for an account should always add the role that corresponds with their occupation.
If you are not an attorney, police officer, or guardian, do not attempt to add a role. The benefits associated with these roles have no value to anyone outside of these groups.
Roles can be added to existing accounts through the Manage My Account screen. Step-by-step instructions are available if you need help completing this process.
Add a role to your UJS Portal account.This number may otherwise be known as your bar number or Supreme Court number/ID.
If you don’t know your ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don't know my Pennsylvania Attorney ID number.Your attempt to add a role to your account was unsuccessful because the information you entered did not match the details on file with the Attorney Registration Office. This match is necessary in order to verify an attorney’s identity. Try adding the role again and be sure to double-check the information you enter for accuracy.
If, after trying a second time, you receive this e-mail again, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- Last 4 digits of your Social Security Number
- A concise description of the issue.
Your attempt to add a role to your account was unsuccessful because the information entered did not match the corresponding details on file. A match is necessary in order to verify the officer’s identity. Try adding the role again and double-check the information you enter for accuracy. Be sure to enter the officer’s ORI # with all the letters and numbers (ex. PA0099999). For the Officer Number, enter the officer’s PSP/MPOETC ID.
If, after trying a second time, you receive this e-mail again, try contacting your HR department to verify you have the correct information.
I received an e-mail with the following subject: “Police Officer Role Validation Failed.”Your attempt to add a role to your account was unsuccessful because the access code you entered did not match the corresponding code on file. A match is necessary in order to verify your identity. Try adding the role again and double-check the code you enter for accuracy.
If, after trying a second time, you receive this e-mail again, contact the court where the guardianship case is filed to request a new access code.
For security reasons, if the court generates a new access code they will be unable to provide it over the phone. This information will be sent to you through the regular mail and this will likely take several business days. You will also receive an e-mail indicating that your case participant role has been revoked. This is a result of the court canceling your old access code. You will be able to re-establish your role once you receive your new access code.
I received an e-mail with the following subject: "Guardian Case Participant Role Validation Failed."You have received this e-mail because the court has canceled your access code.
If you contacted the court and requested a new access code, this information will be sent to you through the regular mail. This make take several business days. You will be able to re-establish your role once you receive the new access code.
If you did not request a new access code, contact the court immediately.
I received an e-mail with the following subject: "Guardian Case Participant Role Revoked."
- Anyone attempting to add a role of ‘Police Officer’ to their account will be asked to provide information that verifies their identity. Be sure to enter the officer’s corresponding ORI #, including all letters and numbers (ex. PA0099999). For the Officer Number, enter the officer’s PSP/MPOETC ID.
Police Officers only: How should I enter my ORI and Officer numbers when adding my role?
Troubleshooting Login IssuesPlease refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
Tip: You do not need to log into a UJS Portal account to pay costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or to view public docket sheets.
I forgot my password (non-attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
Tip: You do not need to log into a UJS Portal account to pay costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or to view public docket sheets.
I forgot my password (attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID. This number must be at least six digits long. If your number is less than six digits, add the appropriate number of zeroes in front of the number until it is six digits (ex. Bar Number 99999 should be entered as 099999).
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
I forgot my username (attorneys).- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this problem by yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
I don't know the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
I see the following message...If you receive this message after attempting to reset your password, it means your username, e-mail address, or both, are incorrect. Please refer to the appropriate Help topic (at left) regarding a forgotten username and try resetting your password again. If you receive the error for a second time, refer to the Help topic (also at left) regarding a forgotten e-mail address.
"The combination of user name and e-mail address is not valid."Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. - The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."
Try entering an e-mail address that you might have used to create your account. If you see this message again, try any other e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this message, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I forgot the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
Accounts are locked after six failed login attempts and remain locked for 30 minutes. You can try logging in again after this period expires or you can try resetting your password. An account unlocks automatically as part of the password reset process.
If you want to reset your password and/or have forgotten your username, please refer to the appropriate Help topics (at left).
"Account Locked. Please contact the help desk for assistance."- Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password. Your account will be unlocked automatically after successfully completing the reset process.I want to reset my password (non-attorneys).
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.- You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.
- Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password. Your account will be unlocked automatically after successfully completing the reset process.
I want to reset my password (attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this problem by yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.I don't know the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
- No. PACLE accounts are administered on an entirely different website that is dedicated to attorneys and their continuing legal education. Attorneys must utilize a separate account on the UJS Portal to access features like Attorney Registration and PACFile (online filing). If you already have a UJS Portal account, proceed to the login screen.
Attorneys only: Can I use my PACLE account information to log in to the UJS Portal?Yes. Every registering attorney must have a UJS Portal account. All attorneys who have previously registered online have an existing account. Attorneys who have not previously registered online, and do not use any of the other secure functions on the UJS Portal (i.e. PACFile), must create an account.
Online registration has been a requirement since 2016.
Do I need a UJS Portal account to complete my Attorney Registration?Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
Tip: You do not need to log into a UJS Portal account to pay costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or to view public docket sheets.
I forgot my password.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the Add Help Request e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Help Request Form.
I don't know the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Help Request Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my usename.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for creating a UJS Portal account. For your convenience, a short video is also available that explains this process.
Each resource covers the same information.
How do I create a UJS Portal account?
Troubleshooting Account Setup Issues
I see the following message...- This message signifies that another UJS Portal user has already claimed the username. You can make a minor change to the username you entered or choose an entirely different one. After updating the username, click the NEXT button.
"User name already in use." Usernames cannot contain the following:
- An e-mail address
- Any spaces
- Any special characters (ex. !@#$%^&*)
This means that a UJS Portal account has already been created for the e-mail address entered.
"E-mail address already in use."
You can try logging into your account with the username and password associated with that e-mail address or by retrieving this information using the I forgot my username, I forgot my password, or New account – I don’t have a password Help topics (at left):- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my usename.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID. This number must be at least six digits long. If your number is less than six digits, add the appropriate number of zeroes in front of the number until it is six digits (ex. Bar Number 99999 should be entered as 099999).
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: The e-mail address was not valid or was not found.- You cannot fix this problem by yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
I don't know the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
Tip: You do not need to log into a UJS Portal account to pay costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or to view public docket sheets.
I forgot my password (non-attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
Tip: You do not need to log into a UJS Portal account to pay costs, fines, or restitution via PAePay, make a bail payment using PAePay Bail, or to view public docket sheets.
I forgot my password (attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
This might occur if you attempted to create a new UJS Portal account, did not receive the e-mail containing your temporary password, and then tried to create a second account with the same e-mail address. In this case, the first account is valid, just incomplete. Do not attempt to complete the second account. Use the options below to locate your temporary password:
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders for the e-mail.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance identifying your account information. Complete the Request Help Form.
New account - I don't have a password.
Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
If you are still unable to locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I did not receive an e-mail from the UJS Portal as part of creating my account.Complete the Request Help Form to ask for technical assistance.
Still unable to find the e-mail?
Your attempt to add a role to your account was unsuccessful because the information you entered did not match the details on file with the Attorney Registration Office. This match is necessary in order to verify an attorney’s identity. Try adding the role again and be sure to double-check the information you enter for accuracy.
If, after trying a second time, you receive this e-mail again, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- Last 4 digits of your Social Security Number
- A concise description of the issue.
PAePay® Traffic Tickets or Court Costs (TTCC)
Before using PAePay TTCC- Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and then click on Traffic Ticket or Court Costs. Or, for your convenience, you can click this PAePay link.
Find PAePay FCR on the UJS Portal. - No. Traffic tickets, fines, costs, and restitution can be paid without logging into the UJS Portal.
Do I need a UJS Portal account to use PAePay TTCC? - Traffic tickets, fines, costs, and restitution can be paid online with a credit or debit card. The following credit cards are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
What forms of payment are accepted? - Yes. A 2.75% convenience fee, based on the total cost of the transaction, is added to all payments made using PAePay TTCC.
Is there a convenience fee? - A few short videos are available that demonstrate how to complete the payment process.
How to use PAePay TTCC: Watch the video. Contact the court where your case is filed. Payment plans cannot be created or managed through the UJS Portal.
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Help with Case SearchesMake sure you are entering your search criteria correctly:
- Enter the Citation Number. This number appears at the top-right corner of your citation.
- Select ‘Magisterial District Court’ as the Court Type.
- Enter the Offense Date. The same date should be entered in both fields. If your citation is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this date in Box 41. For other citations, the offense date appears about halfway down the left side of the form.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
Try searching for the citation by the defendant's name.
- Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and click on Traffic Ticket or Court Costs.
- Click on the Select By dropdown and select 'Participant Name'.
- Select 'Magisterial District Court' as the Court Type.
- Enter the Last Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the First Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the Court County where the citation is filed. If your citation is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for the county name in Box 44. For other citations, the county appears two boxes to the left of the Total Due box.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search.
Try a name search.Complete the following steps:
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Reselect 'Person' from the Search By dropdown.
- Reselect ‘Magisterial District Court’ from the Court Type dropdown.
- Reenter the Last Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Reenter the First Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the defendant’s Date of Birth.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
- If this search does not locate the citation, repeat Steps 1-6 but, instead of date of birth, search by the zip code associated to the defendant’s address.
Note: If you cannot locate your citation, it is possible the court has not entered it into their computer system. If you have not waited at least two business days since the citation was issued, then wait until that time has elapsed and try searching again. If you are still unable to locate the citation after this period, contact the court for more information.
If you are still unable to find your case, refer to the Still can’t find your case? Help topics (at left).
Modify your Name search.- Try any of the possible solutions listed under this option (at left).
Still unable to find your case?The court’s phone number might appear at the top-left of the citation.
If not, refer to the Magisterial District Court phone listing. Clicking this link opens a new webpage.
Tip: When searching the Magisterial District Court phone listing, completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the number of the district court in which your citation is filed. If the citation is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this number in Box 1. For other citations, look at the top-left corner of the document (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Complete the Request Help Form.
Ask for technical assistance.- Using PAePay on the UJS Portal to pay traffic tickets, fines, costs, or restitution is not a requirement.If you cannot pay online, regardless of the reason, contact the court where your case is filed to ask about other accepted forms of payment.Note: Some courts do not accept payment by check.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
If you cannot find your case using your docket number, try completing a name search instead:
- Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and click on Traffic Ticket or Court Costs.
- Click on the Search By dropdown and select 'Person'.
- Select the Court Type that represents the level of court where the case is filed. If you're not sure what to select, use the following as a guide based on the defendant's case:
- Magisterial District Court - Including, but not limited to, traffic and non-traffic citations. Non-traffic refers to summary offenses, unrelated to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, which usually result in a fine (Examples: disorderly conduct, loitering, low-level retail theft).
- Court of Common Pleas - Including, but not limited to, all major criminal cases, DUI cases, and appeals from the Magisterial District Court.
- Philadelphia Municipal Court - Including, but not limited to, minor criminal cases originating in Philadelphia County.
4. Enter the Last Name of the defendant.
5. Enter the First Name of the defendant.
6. Enter the court County where the case is filed.
7. Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search.
I cannot find my case when I search by docket number.Complete the following steps:
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Reselect 'Person' from the Search By dropdown.
- Reselect the Court Type.
- Reenter the Last Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Reenter the First Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the defendant’s Date of Birth.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
- Try any of the possible solutions listed under this option (at left).
Still unable to find your case?If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number?
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01). If you are paying a citation that is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this number in Box 1. For other citations, look at the top-left corner of the document.
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Complete the Request Help Form.
Ask for technical assistance.- Using PAePay on the UJS Portal to pay traffic tickets, fines, costs, or restitution is not a requirement.If you cannot pay online, regardless of the reason, contact the court where your case is filed to ask about other accepted forms of payment.Note: Some courts do not accept payment by check.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
If you cannot find your payment plan using your payment plan number, try completing a name search instead:
- Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and click on Traffic Ticket or Court Costs.
- Click on the Search By dropdown and select 'Person'.
- Select the Court Type that represents the level of court where the case is filed. If you're not sure what to select, use the following as a guide based on the defendant's case:
- Magisterial District Court - Including, but not limited to, traffic and non-traffic citations. Non-traffic refers to summary offenses, unrelated to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, which usually result in a fine (Examples: disorderly conduct, loitering, low-level retail theft).
- Court of Common Pleas - Including, but not limited to, all major criminal cases, DUI cases, and appeals from the Magisterial District Court.
- Philadelphia Municipal Court - Including, but not limited to, minor criminal cases originating in Philadelphia County.
4. Enter the Last Name of the defendant.
5. Enter the First Name of the defendant.
6. Enter the court County where your case(s) is filed and your payment plan was created.
7. Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search.
I cannot find my payment plan when I search by payment plan number.Complete the following steps:
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Reselect 'Person' from the Search By dropdown.
- Reselect the Court Type.
- Reenter the Last Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Reenter the First Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the defendant’s Date of Birth.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
- Try any of the possible solutions listed under this option (at left).
Still unable to find your case?If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number?Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01). If you are paying a citation that is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this number in Box 1. For other citations, look at the top-left corner of the document.
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Complete the Request Help Form.
Ask for technical assistance.- Using PAePay on the UJS Portal to pay traffic tickets, fines, costs, or restitution is not a requirement.If you cannot pay online, regardless of the reason, contact the court where your case is filed to ask about other accepted forms of payment.Note: Some courts do not accept payment by check.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Complete the following steps, even if you have tried something similar already, to locate your case:
- Select the Court Type that represents the level of court where the case is filed. If you’re not sure what to select, use the following as a guide based on the defendant’s case:
- Magisterial District Court – Including, but not limited to, traffic and non-traffic citations. Non-traffic refers to summary offenses, unrelated to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, which usually result in a fine (Examples: disorderly conduct, loitering, low-level retail theft).
- Court of Common Pleas – Including, but not limited to, all major criminal cases, DUI cases, and appeals from the Magisterial District Court.
- Philadelphia Municipal Court – Including, but not limited to, minor criminal cases originating in Philadelphia County.
2. Enter the Last Name of the defendant.
3. Enter the First Name of the defendant.
4. Enter the court County where your case is filed.
5. Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search.
I cannot find my case when I search by name.Complete the following steps.
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Reselect 'Person' from the Search By dropdown.
- Reselect the Court Type.
- Reenter the Last Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Reenter the First Name of the defendant listed on the citation.
- Enter the defendant’s Date of Birth.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
- Try any of the possible solutions listed under this option (at left).
Still unable to find your case?If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number?
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01). If you are paying a citation that is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this number in Box 1. For other citations, look at the top-left corner of the document.
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Complete the Request Help Form.
Ask for technical assistance.- Using PAePay on the UJS Portal to pay traffic tickets, fines, costs, or restitution is not a requirement.If you cannot pay online, regardless of the reason, contact the court where your case is filed to ask about other accepted forms of payment.Note: Some courts do not accept payment by check.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
The Shopping Cart- You must select the empty checkbox that appears to the left of your docket number or payment plan number. This selection means that you want to pay on the corresponding case or payment plan and enables the ADD TO CART button.I found my case or payment plan but the ADD TO CART button is disabled. Why?
In this instance, the Amount to Pay field in the Shopping Cart automatically displays the total amount that is owed by the end of the current installment period.
For example, assume that a payment plan starts in January for a person who owes $100 every month. If that person is attempting to make a payment in January, the Amount to Pay field will show $100. If that person does not pay the required $100 by January 31st, then on February 1st the Amount to Pay field will show $200. The $200 represents the total amount that is owed by the end of the current installment period (February). In these instances, the amount owed represents multiple installment payments, not a late fee. The maximum payment amount for any PAePay transaction is $2500, so this field will never exceed this limit even if a greater amount is actually owed.
You can change the Amount to Pay field to whatever you want to pay, but it is your responsibility to ensure that payments are paid in full and on-time.
I am paying on a payment plan and the Amount to Pay field displays more than I want to pay.This message is a warning that you owe more than the amount entered in the Amount to Pay field. It does not prevent you from paying the amount you’ve entered. Click the CHECKOUT button if you want to proceed with payment.
It is your responsibility to ensure that payments are paid in full and on-time.
I see the following message: The payment amount entered is less than the amount due.Contact the court where your case is filed if you have any questions about how much you need to pay or when it is due.
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Contact the court where your case is filed and tell them about the message you are seeing. They will either make a change that will allow you to pay online or direct you to pay another way.
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number.
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01). If you are paying on a citation that is printed on yellow carbon paper, look for this number in Box 1. For other citations, look at the top-left corner of the document.
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Checkout- Why is my payment being declined or not going through?
- Many payment issues are caused by an Address Verification System (AVS) mismatch. This means your billing address does not match what your credit/debit card issuer has on file.The billing address you enter must match what your bank has on file exactly. Typically, this should match the address that appears on statements you receive for the card. Check for the following:
- Street address and zip code
- Correct use of abbreviations (ex. St. vs. Street)
- Extra spaces and missing punctuation
- Missing suite or apartment number (if applicable)
Tip: If the address you're entering is saved on your device, do not use the auto-fill functionality. Type the address instead.Note: Some prepaid or gift cards may not be supported.Check & Correct Your Address and Try Again- If your card is declined again, contact the bank that issued the card and verify the address they have on file. If the address the bank provides is different, attempt the transaction again with the updated information.
OR- Try submitting the transaction again using a different credit or debit card. The same address requirements apply.
Contact Your Bank or Try Using a Different Card
- Using PAePay on the UJS Portal to pay traffic tickets, fines, costs, or restitution is not a requirement.If you cannot pay online, regardless of the reason, contact the court where your case is filed to ask about other accepted forms of payment.Note: Some courts do not accept payment by check.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
- A short video is available that demonstrates how to complete the payment/checkout process.
The checkout process: Watch the video. - Your transaction is complete only after you click the PAY button and you are transferred to a screen that displays a payment confirmation number (Example: OP5P5394MM). A payment confirmation will also be sent to the e-mail address provided.
How do I know if my transaction completed successfully? - This is a known issue on some browser and device combinations (especially Chrome on Android). Here are a few things you can try:The phone number field freezes on my phone. What should I do?
- Type in your phone number slowly and avoid using auto-fill. Note: If your screen remains frozen, you may need to restart the payment process by searching for your case and adding it to your cart.
- Try switching to a different browser, such Safari or Firefox (if available on your device).
- Use a desktop or laptop instead.
After making a payment- Your case balance is updated when the court processes and applies your payment in their computer system. This takes at least one business day.
When will my payment be applied to my case balance? Contact the court where your case is filed to make this request.
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Contact the court where your case is filed. Please have your payment confirmation number available when you call. This number appears in the e-mail you received after completing the payment process. For your reference, the subject of this e-mail should be 'Payment Confirmation for Fines, Costs and Restitution.'
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
- If your card shows a pending charge and you didn’t receive a confirmation from PAePay, it is likely the payment was unsuccessful. Upon the completion of a successful transaction, a confirmation screen displays and you should receive an e-mail verifying payment.In this instance, any pending charges are usually temporary holds that should disappear within a few days.If you want to know for sure, contact the court and ask whether payment was received.Tip: Do not attempt the payment again until you’ve confirmed whether the prior transaction attempt was successful.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
- Security & Scams
- It is possible that scammers are trying to impersonate the courts. Here are some other red flags to watch for:
- The message makes threats of arrest or license suspension unless you pay immediately.
- The message links to an unknown site. When in doubt, don't click on suspicious links.
- The message requests for payment in gift cards, Venmo, or similar apps.
If you're unsure whether a message is legitimate, contact the court where your case is filed.If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
PAePay® Bail
Before using PAePay Bail- Please click here for details regarding individual county participation.
Which Pennsylvania counties accept bail payments via PAePay Bail? - Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and then click on Bail. Or, for your convenience, you can click this PAePay Bail link.
Find PAePay Bail on the UJS Portal. - No. Bail payments can be made without logging into the UJS Portal.
Do I need a UJS Portal account to use PAePay Bail? - Bail can be paid online with a credit or debit card. The following credit cards are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
What forms of payment are accepted? - Yes. A 2.75% convenience fee, based on the total cost of the transaction, is added to all payments made via PAePay Bail.
Is there a convenience fee? - Separate videos are available that demonstrate how to make a bail payment for a case in Philadelphia Municipal Court or in any other Pennsylvania county.How to use PAePay Bail: Watch the video.
Help with Case SearchesComplete the following steps, even if you have tried something similar already, to locate the defendant's case:
- Click on the Pay Online menu, which appears in the light blue bar across the top of any UJS Portal page, and click on Bail.
- Click on the Select By dropdown and select 'Participant Name'.
- Select the Court Type that represents the level of court where the defendant's case is filed. If you're not sure what to select, choose 'Magisterial District Court' to start.
- Enter the Last Name of the defendant.
- Enter the First Name of the defendant.
- Enter the defendant's Date of Birth.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search. It is possible you are searching in the wrong level of court. Repeat the steps listed above, but choose a different option in Step 3. You may need to complete a search using all three court types in order to locate the correct case.
If you complete a search using all three court types and are still unable to locate your case, there are some uncommon situations that may prevent it from being eligible for online payment. Only the court office where the bail was set can provide this possible explanation.
I cannot find my case when I search by name.- Complete the Request Help Form.Still can't find the defendant's case?
- If you cannot find your case using your docket number, try completing a name search instead. Refer to the I cannot find my case when I search by name Help topic (at left).
I cannot find my case when I search by docket number.
The Shopping CartYes. A PAePay Bail payment cannot exceed $20,000 and may be restricted further by the allowable limit of the credit card being used for payment. If the amount to satisfy bail is higher than $20,000, you can make multiple payment transactions as your credit card limit permits or by using different cards. Each transaction carries a $2.75 convenience fee.
The $20,000 limit does not include the convenience fee or other county specific bail assessments.
Is there a dollar limit on PAePay Bail payments?- Pennsylvania counties have the authority to charge an administrative fee. Where applicable, this fee is added to all bail payments.
What is a County Fee?
Checkout- A short video is available that demonstrates how to complete the payment process.
The checkout process: Watch the video. - Your transaction is complete only after you click the PAY button and you receive a payment confirmation number (Example: OP5P5394MM). A payment confirmation will also be sent to the e-mail address provided.
How do I know if my transaction completed sucessfully?
After making a paymentContact the court where the case is filed.
If you don’t have the court’s phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Note: Unless bail has been forfeited for failure to comply with the conditions of the bond, bail refunds are only issued after the full and final disposition of a case. The bail deposit shall be returned to the surety who made the deposit, less any bail-related fees or commissions authorized by law, and the reasonable costs, if any, of administering the percentage cash bail program.
Only the court can say precisely when the money will be returned and the exact amount.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number
Tip: If known, completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:- Change the Search field from ‘County’ to ‘District Court’.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which the case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
Attorney Annual Registration
Troubleshooting Login IssuesPlease refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
I forgot my password (non-attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
I forgot my password (attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.
My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID. This number must be at least six digits long. If your number is less than six digits, add the appropriate number of zeroes in front of the number until it is six digits (ex. Bar Number 99999 should be entered as 099999).
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this problem by yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.I don't know the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
No. Due to their proximity to one another, it is common for individuals to click the Create New User link, appearing in the top-right corner of the UJS Web Portal, instead of the Login link. When this happens, the appearance of the Register New Account screen might suggest, erroneously, that creating a new account is necessary.
If you’ve registered online in the past, please use the same account you employed before. Take care to click the Login link, which displays the Account Login screen and prompts you to enter your username and password. If you have forgotten one or both, use the onscreen links to recover them. Additional content is also available to assist with username and password recovery.
Do I need to create an account if I’ve registered online in the past?
I see the following message...If you receive this message after attempting to reset your password, it means your username, e-mail address, or both, are incorrect. Please refer to the appropriate Help topic (at left) regarding a forgotten username and try resetting your password again. If you receive the error for a second time, refer to the Help topic (also at left) regarding a forgotten e-mail address.
"The combination of user name and e-mail address is not valid."Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number. - The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."
Try entering an e-mail address that you might have used to create your account. If you see this message again, try any other e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this message, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I forgot the e-mail address associated to my UJS Portal account.
Accounts are locked after six failed login attempts and remain locked for 30 minutes. You can try logging in again after this period expires or you can try resetting your password. An account unlocks automatically as part of the password reset process.
If you want to reset your password and/or have forgotten your username, please refer to the appropriate Help topics (at left).
"Account Locked. Please contact the help desk for assistance."- Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password. Your account will be unlocked automatically after successfully completing the reset process.I want to reset my password (non-attorneys).
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
I want to reset my password (attorneys).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- Check your e-mail for a message from ujsportal@pacourts.us. It will contain your username.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- You cannot fix this account problem yourself. You will need assistance changing the e-mail address associated to your account. Complete the Request Help Form.My UJS Portal account is linked to an e-mail address I can no longer access.
- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Request Help Form.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."
- No. PACLE accounts are administered on an entirely different website that is dedicated to attorneys and their continuing legal education. Attorneys must utilize a separate account on the UJS Portal to access features like Attorney Registration and PACFile (online filing). If you already have a UJS Portal account, proceed to the login screen.
Attorneys only: Can I use my PACLE account information to log in to the UJS Portal?Yes. Online registration is mandatory; every registering attorney must have a UJS Portal account. All attorneys who have previously registered online have an existing account. Attorneys who have not previously registered online, and do not use any of the other secure functions on the UJS Portal (i.e. PACFile), must create an account.
Do I need a UJS Portal account to complete my Attorney Registration?Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
I forgot my password.- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the Add Help Request e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID.
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Enter the challenge code as it appears on the screen.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don't know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: "The e-mail address was not valid or was not found."- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, you will need assistance with obtaining your username. Complete the Help Request Form.
I didn't receive the e-mail containing my username.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for creating a UJS Portal account. For your convenience, a short video is also available that explains this process.
Each resource covers the same information.
How do I create a UJS Portal account?
Before Completing RegistrationRegistration opens on or before May 15th of each year. In 2025, registration opens on May 1st. Attorneys will receive more information from the Attorney Registration Office as the new registration year approaches.
Attorneys are to complete their registration by July 1st. Registrations completed after July 16th will be assessed a non-waivable late penalty of $200. After August 1st, a second non-waivable late penalty of $200 will be assessed. A registration is considered completed once the form is submitted electronically and payment has been received and processed by the Attorney Registration Office.
When does the registration period open?For the best experience, it is recommended that you navigate the UJS Web Portal using Google Chrome. However, you can also navigate the Web Portal successfully using other web browsers (i.e. Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.).
Many features of the UJS Portal also require a PDF viewer. Adobe Reader version XI or DC is recommended.
UJS Portal minimum site requirements.Yes. Online registration is mandatory; every registering attorney must have a UJS Portal account. All attorneys who have previously registered online have an existing account. Attorneys who have not previously registered online must create an account.
Do I need a UJS Portal account to complete my Attorney Registration?Complete the following steps:
- Click Login. This option appears in the upper-right of the page.
- Click the Forgot My Username link.
- Enter the e-mail address associated with your UJS Portal account and click the SUBMIT button.
- In the Attorney User Account Validation popup screen, enter your Pennsylvania Bar number. You may also refer to this number as your Attorney ID or Supreme Court ID. This number must be at least six digits long. If your number is less than six digits, add the appropriate number of zeroes in front of the number until it is six digits (ex. Bar Number 99999 should be entered as 099999).
- Enter the last four digits of your social security number.
- Click the SUBMIT button and your username will display.
- If you don’t know your Bar/ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.I don't know my Pennsylvania Bar/ID number.
The e-mail address entered is not linked to any UJS Portal account. Verify that you have entered the e-mail address correctly. If it is correct, try a different e-mail address that you may have used to create your account.
If you continue to receive this error, and you’re sure you have an account, do not attempt to create another. Complete the Request Help Form.
I see the following message: The e-mail address was not valid or was not found.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for resetting your password.
I forgot my password (attorneys only).- Check your Junk, Spam, or Bulk Mail folders.
- If you still cannot locate the e-mail, it is possible that you have not received it yet. It may take up to 15 minutes to appear.
If you are still unable to find the e-mail, do not attempt to reset your password again. Complete the Request Help Form.
I didn’t receive the e-mail containing my temporary password.
Please refer to the step-by-step instructions for creating a UJS Portal account. For your convenience, a short video is also available that explains this process.
Each resource covers the same information.
How do I create a UJS Portal account?
The Attorney Annual Registration application is accessed under the My Services menu, which appears between Home and Case Information options. If this menu does not display, or the Attorney Annual Registration option is not available within this menu, there are two common causes:
- Attorneys that are new to the Pennsylvania bar, who have not previously completed registration online, have not associated the “Attorney” role to their Web Portal account. Roles are used to confirm an individual’s identity, notably as a Pennsylvania Bar attorney, and confers unique security privileges including access to the Attorney Annual Registration application. This role can be applied to an account through the Manage My Account screen. Step-by-step instructions are available to assist with adding a role.
- Circumstances exist where attorneys with existing Web Portal accounts, who have previously completed the registration process online, inadvertently create a second account. Without the “Attorney” role, these secondary accounts do not permit access to the Attorney Annual Registration application. In this instance, you should attempt to log in to your original account and, if necessary, use the forgot my password and/or forgot my username options to recover your login credentials.
I am logged into my account. Why can’t I access the Attorney Annual Registration application?
Completing a Registration- Please refer to the Attorney Registration reference guide or the video tutorials for more information on completing the Annual Attorney Registration process.
I need help completing the online registration form.When completing your Annual Attorney Registration you are required to provide multiple addresses (ex. Mailing, Office, Residence). No address type may be left blank. If applicable, the same address may be listed for multiple address types, but a post office box may not be the only address provided.
You must complete the following fields, at a minimum, for each address: Address Line 1, City, State, and Zip/Postal Code.
I see the following message: “At least one address is not valid”- Please refer to the Financial Data Reference Guide.I need help completing the Financial Data section.
Complete the following steps:
- Log in to the UJS Web Portal.
- Click on the My Services menu. This option appears within the blue bar displayed across the top of the UJS Portal.
- Select 'Attorney Annual Registration' and then 'Submitted Registrations'.
- Locate the appropriate registration by name and year.
- Click the View Form icon to view/print the corresponding registration form.
- Click the View Receipt icon to view/print:
- Your voucher, if you chose to pay by mail; or
- Your payment receipt, if you chose to pay online.
Paying Registration FeesRegistration fees can be paid online with a credit or debit card or by mailing your voucher with payment.
If you elect to pay online, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards are accepted.
If you elect to pay by mail, your payment must be drawn on a US bank in US dollars. Payments cannot be made by electronic check, wire, or telephone.
What payment options are available for the registration fee?Complete the following steps:
- Log in to the UJS Web Portal.
- Click on the My Services menu. This option appears within the blue bar displayed across the top of the UJS Portal.
- Select 'Annual Attorney Registration' and then 'Submitted Registrations'.
- Locate the appropriate registration by name and year.
- Click the View Form icon to view/print the corresponding registration form.
- Click the View Receipt link to view/print:
- Your voucher, if you chose to pay by mail; or
- Your payment receipt, if you chose to pay online.
Please try the following:
- The voucher could have opened in a separate browser tab or in an entirely separate browser window. Check to see if this occurred.
- Be sure that you do not have popup blockers enabled on your web browser. If you're not sure how to check your popup blocker settings, consult the Help offered by that web browser. If you have popup blockers on, web browsers typically provide the option to add a website as an exception. If you choose to do this, you can safely add https://ujsportal.pacourts.us as an exception and then you should be able to access the voucher.
If you have tried the suggestions listed above and still cannot access your voucher, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us to have a copy e-mailed to you. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- Your voucher number (ex. REG1920xxxxxxxx)
- Please advise if you do not have a PDF viewer installed on your computer.
- The voucher could have opened in a separate browser tab or in an entirely separate browser window. Check to see if this occurred.
Checkout (Credit Card only)- Your transaction is complete only after you click the PAY button and you are transferred to a screen that displays a payment confirmation number (Example: OPVR5XXL0R). A payment confirmation will also be sent to the e-mail address provided.
How do I know if my transaction completed sucessfully? - A short video is available that demonstrates how to complete the payment process.
How to make a payment: Watch the video.
Troubleshooting the RegistrationYou must be logged into your UJS Portal account in order to see this option.
If you are logged in and cannot see this option, it is typically because you do not have the 'Attorney' role associated to your UJS Portal account. This role is a designation that grants unique privileges to attorneys on the UJS Portal and includes access to the Attorney Annual Registration feature.
Step-by-step instructions are available if you need assistance associating this role to your account.
If you've successfully added the role to your account and the Attorney Annual Registration option is still missing from the My Services menu, you should verify that the registration period is open.
I do not see the Annual Attorney Registration option under the My Services menu.This number may otherwise be known as your bar number or Supreme Court number/ID.
If you don’t know your Attorney ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Attorney ID number.Your current status may prohibit you from completing your registration online (ex. Retired, Administrative Suspension, Suspended, Disbarred, etc.).
Contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us for more information. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- A concise description of the issue
Your attempt to add a role to your account may have been unsuccessful because the information you entered did not match the details on file with the Attorney Registration Office. This match is necessary in order to verify an attorney’s identity. Try adding the role again and be sure to double-check the information you enter for accuracy.
If, after trying a second time, you receive this e-mail again, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- A concise description of the issue.
This number may otherwise be known as your bar number or Supreme Court number/ID.
If you don’t know your Attorney ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Attorney ID number.
I am seeing this message…When completing your Annual Attorney Registration you are required to provide multiple addresses (ex. Mailing, Office, Residence). No address type may be left blank. If applicable, the same address may be listed for multiple address types, but a post office box may not be the only address provided.
You must complete the following fields, at a minimum, for each address: Address Line 1, City, State, and Zip/Postal Code.
"At least one address is not valid.”This is caused by clicking the Submit Registration icon prior to completing the online registration form. Click the View Details icon to review and complete all sections of the form.
Please refer to the Attorney Registration reference guide or the video tutorials for more information on completing the Annual Attorney Registration process.
"The registration is incomplete."
Please try the following:
- The voucher could have opened in a separate browser tab or in an entirely separate browser window. Check to see if this occurred.
- Be sure that you do not have popup blockers enabled on your web browser. If you're not sure how to check your popup blocker settings, consult the Help offered by that web browser. If you have popup blockers on, web browsers typically provide the option to add a website as an exception. If you choose to do this, you can safely add https://ujsportal.pacourts.us as an exception and then you should be able to access the voucher.
If you have tried the suggestions listed above and still cannot access your voucher, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us to have a copy e-mailed to you. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- Your voucher number (ex. REG1920xxxxxxxx)
- Please advise if you do not have a PDF viewer installed on your computer.
- The voucher could have opened in a separate browser tab or in an entirely separate browser window. Check to see if this occurred.
Errors discovered after submitting your registration form cannot be fixed through the UJS Portal. Any necessary form amendment(s) must be submitted in writing to the Attorney Registration Office as follows:
For Financial Data amendments, submit a Financial Data Amendment form (see page 2) using the contact information provided.
For all other amendments, contact the Attorney Registration Office at atty.registration@pacourts.us. Include the following in the email:
- Your full name
- Attorney ID number
- A summary of necessary changes.
This number may otherwise be known as your bar number or Supreme Court number/ID.
If you don’t know your Attorney ID number, complete a search on the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board website. After finding your information, refer to the number next to ID.
I don’t know my Pennsylvania Attorney ID Number.
PACFile®Refer to the PACFile Help system for more information on PACFile and its features.
If you cannot find the answer to your question or you are experiencing a technical issue that you cannot resolve, please complete the Request Help Form.
Have a question or problem?
- Case Search (Docket Sheets & Calendars)
If you are having trouble finding your case, try completing the following Participant Name search:
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Click on the Search By dropdown and select 'Participant Name'.
- Enter the Last Name of the case participant.
- Enter the First Name of the case participant.
- Select the County in which the participant's court case is filed (ex. Allegheny, Cumberland, Erie, Delaware, etc.). If unknown, this information is typically specified on documents sent by the court.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button.
- Review your search results. If you are unable to find your case, try modifying your search.
Complete the following steps:
- Click the CLEAR button.
- Verify that 'Participant Name' is selected in the Search By field. If not, make this selection from the dropdown.
- Reenter the Last Name of the case participant.
- Reenter the First Name of the case participant.
- Select a Docket Type. Refer to the descriptions below for Magisterial District Court and Common Pleas court docket types.
- Leave the other fields blank and click the SEARCH button to review your search results.
Magisterial District Court Docket Types:- Criminal - Cases arising from criminal offenses where the most serious charge is a misdemeanor or felony offense.
- Traffic - Cases arising from offenses under the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (Title 75) and violations of local traffic ordinances.
- Non-Traffic - Offenses arising from summary (minor criminal) offenses, unrelated to the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code, or for local non-traffic ordinances.
- Landlord/Tenant - Non -criminal cases arising from a real property dispute between a landlord and a tenant.
- Civil - Non-criminal cases arising from a financial dispute between parties.
Court of Common Pleas Docket Types
- Criminal - All major criminal cases.
- Summary Appeal - The appeal of a summary conviction on a traffic or non-traffic citation that originated in a Magisterial District Court.
- Miscellaneous - Includes things like appeals on decisions regarding bail set by a Magisterial District judge, search warrants, motions, and matters stemming from criminal cases such as contempt of court.
There are some docket sheets that are not available on the UJS Portal even if the correct search information is entered. This includes docket sheets for juvenile cases, civil cases in the Courts of Common Pleas, cases that have been expunged or are pending expungement, sealed cases, limited access cases (Act 5 of 2016), or instances where the case record was destroyed in accordance with the judiciary's record retention policy.
If you have questions about your docket sheet, contact the court where your case is filed.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone number?
Tip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
- No. Cases that have been sealed, expunged, or classified as limited access under the Clean Slate law, are not visible to the public through Case Search.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
- Complete a search to locate your case and click on the Calendar Events tab. Only those cases that display information in the Event Type, Event Status, and Event Date columns have an upcoming calendar event.How do I know if my case has an upcoming calendar event?
Contact the court where your case is filed to make this request.
If you don't have the court's phone number, refer to the Magisterial District Court or Common Pleas Court phone listing. Clicking either of these links opens a new webpage.
Searching for a Magisterial District Court office phone numberTip: Completing a search by District Court is recommended. Use the following steps:
- Change the Search field from 'County' to 'District Court'.
- In the blank field, enter the district court number in which your case is filed (Sample District Number: 51-3-01).
- Click the SEARCH button.
- Click the SHOW DETAILS button to display the phone number for the court.
DA Link- Complete the Request Help Form to ask for assistance with this feature.Need technical assistance?
Guardianship Tracking System (GTS)Refer to the GTS Help system for more information on GTS and its features.
If you cannot find the answer to your question or you are experiencing a technical issue that you cannot resolve, contact the Help Desk. For guardians, the contact information for the Help Desk can be found on your GTS Dashboard.
Have a question or problem?
- State Probation/Parole Fees
- Complete the Request Help Form to ask for assistance with this feature.
Need technical assistance?