How to Access Duval County Court Records Online
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The Frame
Residents can access court documents remotely through the portal, with fees of $8.00 per document for most users, while parties or domestic violence petitioners may qualify for free copies.
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General Public
Residents can access non-confidential court records online subject to specific security rules.
Registered CORE Users
Users who create an account gain enhanced access to family law and probate records and can request document publication.
Indigent Parties
Individuals deemed indigent may qualify for free certified copies of court documents.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I view all court records online?
How do I get a certified copy of a court document?
Are there fees for certified copies if I am indigent?
Key Facts
- Public access to non-confidential court records is available via the CORE portal.
- Access levels are determined by user registration, case type, and document sensitivity per the Florida Supreme Court Security Matrix.
- General public users cannot view records governed by Florida Rules of Family Law or Probate Rules.
- Registered CORE users can request the redaction and publication of new documents to the portal.
- Registered users gain access to view non-confidential records in family law and probate cases.
- eCertified documents are available for immediate download and remain accessible via email link for 30 days.
- eCertified documents include a unique code, electronic stamp, and seal for authentication.
- The cost for an eCertified document is $8.00 total ($2.00 certification fee plus $6.00 processing fee).
- Credit card payments incur a non-refundable 3.5% service fee.
- Indigent parties and petitioners in domestic violence cases may be entitled to free certified copies.
- If an institution rejects an eCertified document, the Clerk's Office will provide a manually-stamped copy for free.
Why It Matters
Residents can access court documents remotely through the portal, with fees of $8.00 per document for most users, while parties or domestic violence petitioners may qualify for free copies.
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Third-Party Processing Fees
The Clerk's office utilizes a private vendor, Triedata, to process online payments, which adds a $6.00 fee on top of the state-mandated $2.00 certification cost.
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www.duvalclerk.com
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