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Important information.
The OAH portal allows you to find case information and view documents. When you enter the matter id, you will be directed to a general screen for the case. You may then select either "Events" to view case information, or "Documents" to download and view orders and audio files.
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The OAH portal allows you to find case information and view documents. When you enter the Matter Id, you will be directed to a general screen for the case. You may then select either "Events" to view case information, or "Documents" to download and view orders, scanned documents, and audio files.
The following types of cases are not viewable through the portal because Arizona Statute has rendered them confidential:
- Department of Child Safety - Matter id ends with " -DCS"
- Special Education cases (Department of Education)- Matter id ends with "-ADE" and contains the letters "DP" in the second sequence of numbers (eg 01C - DP - ADE)
- Indigent health care (AHCCCS) - Matter id ends with "-AHC"
- Indigent mental health care (Department of Health Services) Matter id ends with "-DHS" and contains the letters "BHS" in the second sequence of numbers (eg 01C - BHS0000 - DHS)
- Revenue (Department of Revenue) Matter id ends with "-REV"
- Insurance (Department of Insurance) Matter id begins with a number sequence ending with a "C", such as "00C", "99C" etc.
Contact the Office at (602) 542-9826 if your case concerns any of these types, or if you are unable to find your case.
Digital Audio Records
To listen to a digital recording of the hearing (designated by the note ".aac" in the documents section in a case). No media player is required.
Digital files are found in the "documents" section of a case and are available within three (3) business days after creation. Digital audio records that are more than 3 years old are not available pursuant to OAH's retention schedule.
Finding a Case on the Portal
There are two ways to search for a case: (1) Matter ID; (2) Description;
For useful hints about how to use these methods, click on the links below: