Where can I find my Florida DUI or traffic case number?
Direct Answer
Your case number appears on your court documents, arrest paperwork, or the clerk of court's online records for the county where your case was filed. You can also contact the clerk of court directly with your name and date of arrest.
Where to Find Your Case Number
- Court documents — Any paperwork from your arraignment, hearing, or sentencing will include the case number.
- Arrest paperwork — The citation or arrest report from the incident.
- Clerk of court website — Most Florida counties have online case search tools where you can look up your case by name.
- Your attorney — If you had legal representation, your attorney will have the case number on file.
Why You Might Need It
Your case number may be required during the FR44 insurance application process, the DHSMV reinstatement process, or when enrolling in DUI school. Having it ready speeds up every step of getting your license back.
If you can't locate your case number, contact the clerk of court in the county where you were arrested — they can look it up using your name and approximate date of arrest.
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