Court forms come from courts
Court forms are issued by courts or government agencies.
They are different depending on the court, state, and type of case.
This page helps you find the official source for court forms
and understand what they are commonly used for.
We do not host or create forms.
Always download forms directly from a court or government website.
Official sources to get forms
Start with the correct court or agency. Download forms directly from official sites.
U.S. Federal Courts
Federal court forms, filing info, and court-specific resources.
Open official source →State Court Websites
Most forms are state-based. Always choose your specific state’s court site.
Open official source →County / Local Courts
Many courts provide local packets, instructions, and filing checklists.
Open official source →Government Agencies
Some forms come from agencies (benefits, records, administrative matters).
Open official source →Court Self-Help Centers
Local guidance, form packets, and step-by-step filing instructions.
Open official source →Legal Aid & Directories
If you can’t find the right forms, legal aid or clinics may guide you.
Go to resources →Important: Avoid “random PDF” websites. If a form isn’t from a court or government source, verify it before using it.
Not sure which court or form applies?
Courts and forms vary by location and case type. If you’re unsure where to start, the checklist can help you narrow it down and point you to official sources.
Reminder: Always verify filing deadlines and requirements with your court or an official government website.