GSCCCA.org - Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority

The Authority will be implementing important system upgrades from midnight until 3:00am each night this week starting on 9/29 and concluding 10/1. These upgrades are intended to enable real time failover of all website functions to an offsite disaster recovery data center in the event of a catastrophic failure of the primary facility. During these upgrades, access to the Authority search system MAY be temporarily interrupted as various tests are performed. It is the goal of the Authority to limit these interruptions as much as possible, and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

House Bill 1055 became law on May 12, 2010, requiring Clerks of Superior Court in Georgia to charge the public a fee of $0.50 per page printed/copied of certain public records. Prior to May 12, the statutory fee for printing such documents was $0.25 per page.

The document images on this website are provided by the Georgia Superior Court Clerks on a strictly voluntary basis. The use of the images by the GSCCCA is governed by an agreement with the Superior Court Clerks stipulating that the GSCCCA must charge the same price for prints as clerks do locally in order to make up for the revenue lost at the courthouse. The GSCCCA DOES NOT RETAIN any image print revenue collected on this website. Rather, all print revenue is returned to the county where the document images originated.

With the passing of House Bill 1055, the GSCCCA will be increasing the fee associated with images printed on this website from $0.25 per page to $0.50 per page. This change will be effective MAY 24, 2010.

Effective April 1, 2011, the monthly subscription fee to access the Georgia Statewide Indices will increase to $11.95. You will notice the increase on the invoice you receive in early May, 2011 for April service. Please note that the image copy charge is NOT increasing, only the monthly-recurring charge. As always, the statewide index search website continues to be offered for FREE at any of the 159 Superior Court Clerks' offices throughout the state.

We thank you for your continued business and look forward to serving you for many years to come.