Access Delaware County Office of Judicial Support Records

Delaware County records are held by the Court of Common Pleas, the Office of Judicial Support, Magisterial District Courts, the Sheriff, and the Register of Wills and Clerk of Orphans' Court. The correct search path depends on whether the file is civil, criminal, traffic, inmate, warrant, marriage, divorce, or estate related.

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About the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

Office of Judicial Support

Clerk: Mary J. Walk, Esquire

201 W. Front Street

Media, PA 19063

610-891-4370

OJSfileroom.delaware.pa.us

Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM

delcopa.gov


What the Office of Judicial Support Does in Delaware County

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

  • Maintain filings, dockets, copies, and public access routes for assigned records.
  • Maintain filings, dockets, copies, and public access routes for assigned records.
  • Maintain filings, dockets, copies, and public access routes for assigned records.
  • Maintain filings, dockets, copies, and public access routes for assigned records.

How to Request a Certified Copy

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

  1. Use the official Delaware County or Pennsylvania portal, search by name or case number, review the docket or record result, and contact the holding office for copies.
  2. Use the official Delaware County or Pennsylvania portal, search by name or case number, review the docket or record result, and contact the holding office for copies.
  3. Use the official Delaware County or Pennsylvania portal, search by name or case number, review the docket or record result, and contact the holding office for copies.
  4. Use the official Delaware County or Pennsylvania portal, search by name or case number, review the docket or record result, and contact the holding office for copies.

Records Request Form Fields

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

FieldRequiredNotes
Case NumberVariesUse official spelling and exact numbers where possible.
Party NamesYesUse official spelling and exact numbers where possible.
Document TypeYesUse official spelling and exact numbers where possible.
Number of CopiesYesUse official spelling and exact numbers where possible.

Delaware County Office of Judicial Support Fees

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.

ItemAmount
Plain copy per page$varies by filing or copy type
Certified copy per page$varies by filing or copy type
Certification fee$varies by filing or copy type
Search fee$varies by filing or copy type
Filing fee - civil$varies by filing or copy type

Common Clerk Forms

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.


Mail and Online Filings

Delaware County uses county and statewide access channels, so confirm the record type first and then use the matching office or portal. If a record is not visible online, contact the office that keeps the official file for copy options, access limits, and current fees.