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ORDERS ISSUED BY PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT

ORDERS ISSUED BY THE SUPREME COURT OF VIRGINIA


Please be advised:

Customers can obtain documents and information using the following resources:

Customers can make land recordings at the land records front counter station on the 3rd floor or via mail or other delivery service.

Please call the land records office at 703-792-6035 or email at [email protected] with questions.

Marriage license and notary oath appointments can now be scheduled online. Click here to be redirected to our online scheduling tool.


In light of the supreme court's recent recommendation that circuit court clerks temporarily accept certain filings via email, we are initiating the following temporary filing allowances for:

Criminal cases:

May be filed in-person, by mail or by e-mail ([email protected])

  • Interpreter requests
  • Notice and motions
  • Payment plan petitions
  • Pleadings
  • Praecipes
  • Restricted operator license applications
  • Subpoena and subpoena duces tecum requests
  • Transportation order requests

Criminal cases:

May be filed in-person, by mail or e-filed through electronic voucher payment system (EVPS)

  • Dc-40

Civil cases:

May be filed in-person, by mail or by e-mail ([email protected])

  • Filings in existing cases not requiring payment
  • Praecipes
  • Proposed orders (no courtesy copies to judges' chambers)

Civil cases:

May be filed in-person, by mail or e-filed through Virginia judiciary e-filing system (VJEFS)

  • Case initiating documents (i.e. complaint, petition, etc.)
  • Subsequent filings in e-filed cases

Civil cases:

May be filed in-person or by mail only.

  • Case filings requiring payment of a fee (not initiated via e-filing in VJEFS)
  • Vital records documents
  • Vs-4
  • Vs-21

Please note the following:

  • Hours for filing by email are 8:30a.m.-4:00p.m. business days. Any filings received after the close of business will be deemed filed the next business day.
  • Hours for e-filing via VJEFS remain 8:30a.m.-7:00p.m. (any filings received after 7:00 p.m. will be deemed filed the next business day).
  • E-mailed filings must be submitted in pdf form.
  • E-mailed filings will receive an emailed response acknowledging receipt and filing.
  • When filing via e-mail, no additional copies should be submitted via any other route (including courtesy copies to judges' chambers) in order to avoid entry of duplicate orders.
  • Appeals from juvenile & domestic relations court and general district court should still be noticed in the originating court following that courts filing requirements.