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View RecordsUse Baldwin County’s court search and record request routes, with the clerk’s search fees, copy charges and limits on which courts are covered.
The Baldwin County Circuit Clerk is the official record keeper for District and Circuit Court proceedings, including criminal matters. Use the clerk when you need Baldwin County trial-court records rather than a statewide background product.
| Request | Published fee | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| Computerized records | $10 | Use for records available in the computerized system. |
| Paper / archived / microfilmed records | $25 | Older or noncomputerized material can cost more to research. |
| First 20 pages of copies | $5 | Additional pages are billed separately. |
| Certification | $5 each | Request only when certification is required. |
The Baldwin record-search form says to allow two weeks. The form also requires the appropriate fee with the request and states that personal checks are not accepted. Use the current form at the time you submit, because fees and payment instructions can change.
The official request form says the office has Baldwin County Circuit and District Court records only and cannot supply federal, municipal, other-county, or other-state records. Carry that limitation into any conclusion.
The Alabama Judicial System provides Just One Look for on-demand trial-court information, and the Baldwin Circuit Clerk identifies it as a route for most trial-court information. Use an online hit to capture the case number and court, then use the clerk’s record-search/copy form when a paper or certified document is needed.
Use enough lawful identifiers to distinguish people with similar names.
This reduces unnecessary clerk research.
Name the judgment, order, docket, or other document.
Plain copy and certified copy serve different purposes.
State that the result covers Baldwin County Circuit/District records only.