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How to check the status of a Ukrainian court case online
Information about a Ukrainian case is spread across the judiciary’s “Case status” service, the participant’s E-Court cabinet and the Unified State Register of Court Decisions. Each shows part of the picture.
The Lawestro team · Updated
The official “Case status” service
court.gov.ua/fair shows the filing date, the judge, the stage and scheduled hearings when the court has entered them.
- Open court.gov.ua/fair.
- Choose the court.
- Enter the unique case number (for example 758/11663/23) or other search fields.
- Confirm the captcha and search.
The E-Court cabinet and the register
For a participant, the cabinet is the legally relevant channel: the delivery date of a document is its service date, and a document sent after 17:00 is served on the next working day. Rulings and judgments are also published in the decisions register, which Lawestro’s catalogue searches by case number.
Do it in Lawestro
Connect your E-Court cabinet to Lawestro: the agent syncs your cases, checks new documents and notifications daily and reports only the changes with their delivery dates.
Example task for the agent
Check all my E-Court cases: which documents arrived this week, which hearings are set for the next 30 days and which deadlines expire.
Expected result
A table of cases with new documents, delivery dates, upcoming hearings and expiring deadlines.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the court website replace a summons?
- No. The “Case status” service is for reference only and does not replace summonses or procedural documents.
Legal basis
Rules checked as of
- Judiciary of Ukraine: using the “Case status” service (23.10.2026)
- Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine
- Law No. 3200-IX of 29.06.2023 on mandatory electronic cabinets
- Supreme Court, 16.04.2025, case 505/3396/23 (service via cabinet)
- Supreme Court, 30.06.2026 (service and the last day of a term)
- Supreme Court, 29.01.2025, case 752/23008/23 (electronic access to case files)
Official Ukrainian E-Court materials
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