eCourts Services: case status and history
eCourts Services lets users look up available court-case information using a CNR or the other search options offered by the portal. It can help a litigant check the recorded case status and history before contacting the court or legal representative. Read the exact court and case identifiers carefully; a search result is information, not legal advice.
- Authority
- eCommittee, Supreme Court of India; National Informatics Centre
- Coverage
- All India
- Current status
- Official reference portal. Check the authority for availability and conditions.
What this service provides
- Search a case by CNR
- Use alternate case-search options
- View available case status and history
Provides an official case-information lookup route.
Who can use this service
Availability depends on the court and the case information published in the system.
Documents and information
CNR search requires the 16-character alphanumeric CNR without spaces or hyphens. CAPTCHA is required for the displayed search.
Official fees / charges
Official fee, if any, is shown by the responsible portal for the selected service. Private assistance is separate.
How to use the portal
- Enter the case CNR or select an alternate search option.
- Complete the portal’s CAPTCHA and required court details.
- Check the matching case and consult the court or representative about action needed.
Before you begin
The CNR search, instructions and alternate-search description were readable. No individual’s case was queried.
Source and verification notes
Directory information checked on 8 October 2026. Verification method: direct-page. The CNR search, instructions and alternate-search description were readable. No individual’s case was queried. Official evidence: https://services.ecourts.gov.in/ecourtindia_v6/
Important links
Need help with this service?
Private assistance starts from ₹200.00. Official fees are extra where applicable. We confirm the scope and final charge first.
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