Certified copies from North West Delhi District Court, delivered to your door.

What we can get for you at North West Delhi

Whether your matter is at the main court complex in Rohini Courts or you are travelling in from Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh and Narela, the process is the same and the fee is the same.

• Certified copy of an order or judgment — the single most common request, usually needed for an appeal, execution or to produce before another authority.
• Certified copy of the full case file — pleadings, written statement, evidence and all orders on record.
• Certified copy of a decree — including drawing up the decree where it has not yet been prepared.
• Deposition and exhibit copies — specific pages from the evidence record.
• Case status and next date — checked at the court, not just the portal, which is often behind.
• Filing, court fee and deposits — stamps bought and affixed, Talbana and process fee deposited, signed papers submitted at the counter.

Where the matter needs advice, a drafted reply or someone to appear, we put you in touch with an advocate on our panel in North West Delhi — see how that is arranged.

Court complex: Rohini Courts Complex, near Antariksh Apartment, Madhuban Chowk, Sector 14, Rohini, Delhi 110085

How it works in North West Delhi

1. You WhatsApp us the case number and what you need. A photo of an older order works too.
2. Our North West Delhi representative checks at the court that the record is traceable, and sends you a fixed quote including the court fee.
3. You pay. We file at the copying agency at Rohini Courts and follow it up in person.
4. When it is issued we scan it to you the same day, and courier the physical certified copy with tracking.

Areas we serve in this district

Our North West Delhi representative handles requests from Rohini, Pitampura, Shalimar Bagh and Narela. Because everything happens over WhatsApp and courier, where you live in the district makes no difference to the timeline or the fee.

New to this process? Read how to get a certified copy from a district court — it explains what the copying agency does and what you would otherwise have to do yourself.