Glendale, AZ · Maricopa County
Court Record Request
Use this form to request records from Glendale City Court, including case documents, copies, or a no-record-found letter.
What this form is
This form lets a requester ask Glendale City Court for specified records, such as a complaint, plea agreement, sentence and judgment, or MVD abstract. It asks for party and case details, the records requested, delivery preference, and requester contact information. The signer certifies the records are for personal, noncommercial use and acknowledges that full payment is required for release.
Who needs it
Anyone requesting case records or copies from Glendale City Court can use this form to identify the case and documents needed.
How to submit it
Send the completed request by fax to (623) 937-8860 or email [email protected]. The form lists mail, fax, email, and pickup as delivery preferences.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; the requester certifies personal, noncommercial use and signs or submits electronically.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Form
Download the Glendale City Court Record Request form.
- 2
Complete The Request
Enter party, case, requester, and contact information, then identify the requested documents and delivery preference.
- 3
Review And Sign
Certify that the records are for personal, noncommercial use and sign, or submit electronically.
- 4
Send It To The Court
Fax the completed request to (623) 937-8860 or email it to [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Court Record Request?
- No. This request is signed without a notary; the requester certifies personal, noncommercial use and may sign or submit electronically.
- How do I submit the Court Record Request?
- Send the completed form to Glendale City Court by fax at (623) 937-8860 or email it to [email protected].
- What information does the request form ask for?
- It asks for party and case information, the documents requested, delivery preference, and requester contact details.
- What records can I request?
- The listed choices include a complaint, plea agreement, sentence and judgment, MVD abstract, waiver of counsel, notice of appearance, warrants, and a no-record-found letter.
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