Court documents often need to be submitted on paper, but not everyone has access to a printer at home. Fortunately, there are several ways to get them printed safely and efficiently.
1. Use Your Local Library
Many libraries offer printing services for a small fee. You may need a membership or to book a PC in advance. While convenient, opening hours and queues can be limiting if you’re on a tight schedule.
2. Use a High-Street Print Shop
High-street stores, such as Rymans or Staples, as well as independent print shops, will print documents from a USB drive or email. This works well for urgent needs but requires travel, waiting, and sometimes a higher cost for short runs.
3. Use an Online Print-and-Post Service
The easiest and most secure solution is an online print-and-post service. printle allows you to upload your court documents securely, select print options like black and white or colour, single or double-sided, and choose the number of copies. Your documents are printed professionally and posted directly to your address.
Security and confidentiality are critical with legal documents. printle ensures that your files are handled sensitively, stored securely during printing, and automatically deleted after the retention period.
No printer, no travel, and no queues — just fast, secure printing delivered to your door. Start printing your court documents securely here.