How to query the Court Case File? e-Government

It was first opened to the use of citizens in 2008 and today includes more than 6 thousand services. e-Governmentcan help you deal with court matters. With e-Government in just a few minutes Court case file inquiry you can perform your transaction.

Ministry of Justice One of the most important services offered by the e-Government Gateway is the tracking of court files. Thanks to this service in e-Government All lawsuits filed against TC identity number It is possible to view and get detailed information from a single screen.

Querying the Court Case File with e-Government

The process of querying the case file, carried out in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice and e-Government, consists of two stages. In the first stage, you can see the cases registered to your TR ID number on a single screen, while in the second stage, you can examine the files of your cases in detail.

Thanks to the e-Government Court Case File inquiry service, you can find out the subject of the case, the parties, the hearing dates, the stage of the file, whether it was examined by the Public Prosecutor, whether the decision was made and whether it was returned from the Appeal.

How to query the Court Case File with e-Government If you are wondering, it will be enough to follow the steps given below:

• Step 1: To e-Government Gateway Authentication System you need to login. If you have created an account before, fill in the TR Identity Number and e-Government password sections. (You can take a look at this article to get the password)
• Step 2: After successfully logging into your account, enter the “Search” section on the screen that opens.Case File Inquiry (Ministry of Justice)Search for “.

• Step 3: On the screen that opens, you can view the files opened on your behalf. “My Case FilesIn this section named ”, all your files related to the Ministry of Justice will appear.
• Step 4: The second step, “Basic File InformationIn the ” section, you can access the details of each file.

In addition, let us also point out: Enforcement Files and Court of Cassation files are not included in your files that appear on the Ministry of Justice Case Inquiry screen.

According to the agreement made by e-Government with the General Directorate of Information Processing (UYAP) Services, “For Enforcement Files”Execution File Inquiry” and “For Supreme Court Files”Case File Inquiry (Court of Appeals)You have to go to service.

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