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North Carolina Court Guide

Check Your Court Date & Case Status in North Carolina

Choose what you need to check and follow the simple instructions below.

What Do You Need to Check?

Check My Court Date

Find the date, time and location of an upcoming court hearing.

Show Me How

Check My Case Status

Find a case and review the public information currently available.

Show Me How

How to Check Your Court Date

  1. Open the NC eCourts Portal.
  2. Select Search Hearings.
  3. Choose the location and hearing type.
  4. Select how you want to search.
  5. Enter the requested information and date range.
  6. Select Submit.

Tip: Searching by case number usually provides more precise results.

Open Search Hearings

The official portal will open in a new tab.

How to Check Your Case Status

  1. Open the NC eCourts Portal.
  2. Select Smart Search.
  3. Enter a case number or person's name.
  4. For a name, use Last, First Middle.
  5. Use Advanced Filtering Options if needed.
  6. Select Submit.

Tip: If many cases appear, use Advanced Filtering Options to select the county or narrow the results.

Open Smart Search

The official portal will open in a new tab.

Can't Find the Hearing or Case?

Check the spelling of the name or case number.

Try using fewer filters.

Confirm that you selected the correct county.

Contact the appropriate Clerk of Court if you need official information.

Some sealed, confidential or restricted cases are not available through the public portal.

Important

This guide is for North Carolina state court cases. It cannot be used to find federal court hearings.

Looking for a federal court hearing? This guide searches North Carolina state court cases. It does not search federal court hearings.

Court information and hearing dates can change. Confirm important details with the appropriate Clerk of Court or your attorney. Amistad Bail Bonds does not operate the NC eCourts Portal and does not provide legal advice or interpret court records.

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