This Is Not a Government Office. Georgia Court Records is a private reference site. We cannot retrieve official documents, file paperwork, or issue certified copies. Those services must come from the Georgia court, clerk, sheriff, or state agency that maintains the source record.
Need an Official Document?
Georgia has no single clerk's office for every court record. Use the county directory to reach the filing county and then select the correct Superior, State, Magistrate, Probate, Juvenile, or Municipal Court office. Local clerks hold case files, certified court documents, probate matters, marriage licenses, and divorce decrees. County sheriffs maintain local jail and warrant information.
Statewide agency records use separate official systems. The Georgia Department of Corrections provides state-prison offender access. The Georgia Crime Information Center explains criminal-history access, the State Office of Vital Records handles its covered vital-record products, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation operates the statewide sex-offender registry.
Here is where to look for the records most people ask about in Georgia:
- Court case files: open the county directory to reach the clerk's office for your specific county
- Marriage and divorce records: see marriage and divorce records
- Probate, wills, and estates: see probate records
- Criminal and arrest records: see criminal records
- Jail roster: see inmate records
- Active warrants: see warrant records
- Other county records: open the county directory and select your county