Find your case
Start with an index number or party name. Open the matching NYSCEF case and confirm its document list.
Explore DocketFetch A Chrome extension for NYSCEF
Find the case. Choose your documents. Let DocketFetch save the PDFs into a clearly named folder, ready for your next step.
For Chrome on your desktop.
Illustrative case data
(Sample Plaintiff v. Sample Defendant)
Less time saving files.
More time working on the case.
From case search to case folder
Keep the familiar NYSCEF workflow. DocketFetch helps with the document collection and organization that follow.
Start with an index number or party name. Open the matching NYSCEF case and confirm its document list.
Collect the list across case pages, then select every document, a range, or specific numbers. Review the destination before saving.
Subscribers save accessible PDFs with their document numbers and descriptions, inside a folder named for the case.
A little order goes a long way
Try the example below to see how a document selection becomes a tidy set of filenames. This demonstration uses sample data.
2026-123456 (Sample Plaintiff v. Sample Defendant)Interactive example only. No court documents are fetched or downloaded.
Saved case history helps you reopen a matter and collect its latest document list.
Documents recorded as saved for that case are skipped when you return. Local history keeps the record.
Use your Downloads folder or choose a destination on your computer.
Search your case, review document lists, choose the documents to download, and we handle the rest. DocketFetch seamlessly downloads all selected PDFs into a case-specific folder, retaining each document’s NYSCEF document number, type, and description.
$5.99 / month
USD, billed monthly.
$49.99 / year
USD, billed annually. About $4.17/month.
A few practical details
No. DocketFetch works alongside NYSCEF in Chrome. You search the case by index number or party name, view which documents you need, and then we help quickly and seamlessly get all of those documents onto your PC. DocketFetch is an independent utility, designed to provide you with a desperately needed function that the court’s website lacks. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the New York State Unified Court System.
DocketFetch collects PDFs with their document names and descriptions across accessible pages of the case’s document list. You can refresh the list when returning to the case.
Yes. Choose a document range or specific numbers instead of downloading the entire case. DocketFetch also skips documents its local case history records as already saved. Deleting that history removes the record of prior downloads.
Yes, find it in the Chrome Web Store. This page describes the extension and subscription offering. Contact us if you have questions.
Questions about DocketFetch?
For product questions or support, email us.