Directory of District of Columbia Courthouse Messengers

District of Columbia has many courthouses, from the lowest level small claims divisions, to state court and even Federal Courts.

District of Columbia courthouse Messenger services are performed at all locations within District of Columbia. Courthouses all store and save court documents cases for eternity. When you consider the scope and depth of litigation in District of Columbia, it is an essential responsibility of the courts to keep records secure and available.

Listed District of Columbia courthouse Messenger services are performed at all locations within District of Columbia. Messengers in District of Columbia cater to mainly to law offices and Paralegal professionals, but are available to any person or business needing our assistance. Our Messengers are a life line between what you need and that which can be obtained. No matter where you are and where the courthouse is situated in District of Columbia, one of the trusted Messengers listed in our directory will attempt to obtain case file copies, deliver documents, print and deliver courtesy copies, scan or file documents on your behalf.

District of Columbia Courthouse Messengers is an outsourced service that assists clients who needs a local messenger to represent their needs at a courthouse anywhere in District of Columbia. Court Messengers found in our directory are familiar with civil and criminal records research and endeavor to look into Probate, Surrogate, Marriage and Divorce case files, etc in District of Columbia.

Our District of Columbia court document messengers and runners are utilized to find liens, record judgments and deliver urgent documents. And, many times we are also retained to file and record new lawsuits, issue subpoenas, file judgments and liens, record mortgages, quit claims and property title instruments.

District of Columbia Courier document messenger and runner services are performed throughout the state and most courthouse procedures are the same with respect to allowing our messengers and runners access to case files and recorded documents. If there is a difference in the procedural aspects of retrieving files and documents, it is with the larger courthouses in District of Columbia where there are large volume requests for information. Larger volume courthouses generally work on a first come, first serve basis. Therefore, you should expect delays before your file will be available to view and to retrieve needed copies.