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What is PACER?

PACER stands for Public Access to Court Electronic Records, a service that provides electronic public access to federal court records.

How can users access PACER?

Users can access PACER by creating an account and logging in to search for or file federal court records online.

What is the cost of accessing documents through PACER?

Access to case information costs $0.10 per page, with a cap of $3.00 for accessing a single document.

What should a user do if they cannot find the case they are looking for?

If a user cannot find a case, they can try using the PACER Case Locator or contact the federal court where they believe the case was filed for assistance.

Are there any fees waived for low usage of PACER?

Yes, if a user accrues $30 or less in charges during a quarter, the fees are waived for that period. Additionally, 75 percent of PACER users do not pay a fee in a given quarter.

Q: How often does Pacer Gov experience outages?

A: Major outages are rare, occurring only a few times a year. Minor issues can happen more frequently.

Q: How long do Pacer Gov outages typically last?

A: Most outages are resolved within a few hours. Extended outages lasting more than a day are extremely rare.