How to Search Northampton County Records (Start Here)
Northampton County (Easton) — use the statewide UJS Portal for court cases. Pennsylvania uses "Prothonotary" for civil clerk and "Register of Wills" for marriage, not a County Clerk.
- Court cases: UJS Portal (ujsportal.pacourts.us) — statewide search for criminal and civil. Also check local Clerk of Courts and Prothonotary.
- Recorded deeds: Recorder of Deeds — search recorded documents online or in person.
- Property assessments: County Assessment Office.
- Marriage: Register of Wills — not a County Clerk.
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Criminal & Court Records
Criminal & Court Records
Court Opinions
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Northampton County Court of Common Pleas opinions from 1991 to present.
Court Records | Civil
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Northampton County Prothonotary Office docket search for civil case records, liens, judgments, foreclosures, divorces, and more.
Court Records | Criminal
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Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania criminal court docket search for Northampton County.
Jail & Inmate Records
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Most Wanted
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Northampton County Sheriff Department most wanted list.
Property & Tax Records
Maps
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Static and interactive Northampton County maps, indluding municipalities, schools, tax assessment, council districts, polling places.
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Voter Registration
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Search for your Northampton County voter registration status by county, name, and birth date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I search Northampton County court records? ▼
The statewide UJS Portal (ujsportal.pacourts.us) covers all Pennsylvania courts including Northampton County. For local court details, check the Clerk of Courts (criminal) and Prothonotary (civil).
What is a Prothonotary? ▼
Pennsylvania's term for the civil clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. It handles civil case filings. Criminal cases go through the separate Clerk of Courts.
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