Enter your name and date of birth once. DocketSync finds your criminal and traffic cases on the North Carolina court calendar, checks again every morning, and emails you when a date changes or a new case appears.
You see what we find before anything is saved.
Enter the name and date of birth exactly as they appear on your citation or court papers. You get three searches during set-up.
You, your child under 18, or someone who gave you permission. After you confirm, the name is locked so the account stays about one person.
New dates, moved dates, and new cases, the morning they reach the court calendar. Get an email, or add the dates to your phone's calendar.
Everything on the North Carolina criminal and infraction calendar for one person, kept current for you.
Every county, district and superior court, criminal and traffic, in one list with the next date for each.
If a new case with your name and date of birth reaches the calendar, it is added that morning. Close spellings wait for you to confirm.
An early-morning email on days something changes, with the court, courtroom and session.
Subscribe your phone or Google calendar and your court dates show up there too.
The charges listed on the calendar for each case, in words rather than codes.
If a date leaves the calendar we say so, and remind you that it does not mean your case was dismissed.
DocketSync is not legal advice and is not a lawyer. You are responsible for appearing in court whenever you are required to, whether or not DocketSync shows a date or sends an email. A court date that is no longer on the calendar does not mean your case was dismissed: contact your attorney or the clerk of court in the county where the case is filed. DocketSync is not affiliated with the North Carolina courts; see Court Data & Disclosures.
We match your date of birth exactly and your first and last name as they appear on the North Carolina court calendar. Middle names are ignored, so a case listed with or without your middle name is still found.
Search again during set-up (you have three searches), using the spelling on your papers. After you confirm, records with the same date of birth and a close spelling are shown for you to confirm or mark "Not mine". Nicknames may not be found.
Yes, if your child is under 18 and you are the parent or legal guardian. Sign up with your own name and email, then enter your child's name and date of birth. To track another adult, you need their permission.
Yes. Criminal and infraction (traffic) cases on the North Carolina court calendar are included, once the case has a court date.
No. DocketSync is a product of Basha Holdings LLC, built on licensed North Carolina court calendar data, and is not affiliated with the North Carolina Judicial Branch or the Administrative Office of the Courts. For an official record, contact the clerk of court in the county where your case is filed.
Yes, whenever you are required to. DocketSync helps you keep track, but it is not a court notice, and a missed email or an update delay never changes when you have to appear.
Yes, any time, from your Account page. Cancelling during the 3-day trial means you are never charged. One free trial per card.