Court documents are sensitive by nature, so how you get them printed matters as much as whether you can. If you don't have a printer at home, here are your options — ranked by how private each one is.
Library printing
Widely available, but you're printing on a shared public PC, which isn't ideal for documents containing case numbers, addresses, or personal circumstances. Fine for non-sensitive pages, less so for anything confidential.
Print shops
A print shop assistant will typically handle the file directly, meaning a third party sees the content of your document. Most are professional and discreet, but it's still a person other than you handling the file.
Confidential online printing
An online print-and-post service processes your file automatically — no shop assistant reviewing the document — and should delete your file after printing rather than keeping it indefinitely. With printle, uploads are encrypted in transit and removed after your order is fulfilled, in line with our privacy policy.
How to print court documents online
- Save the document as a PDF
- Upload it and choose black & white or colour as required
- Select single or double-sided and the number of copies you need
- Order before 2:00 PM UK time for same-day dispatch
A note on urgency
Court paperwork often has strict deadlines. Check the exact delivery window at checkout before you order, and if a deadline is very tight, allow at least one extra working day as a buffer — see our delivery and dispatch times guide for full details.
Upload your court documents for secure, confidential printing.