How to Search for a St. Louis City Warrant
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
- Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
- Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
- Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
- Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
- Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
The Missouri ezJustice portal provides an additional statewide starting point.
The portal image shows the official entry page, not any personal result.
St. Louis City Search Routes Beyond a Name Match
A careful lookup uses more than one field and more than one office. Case-number search is best when a citation or court notice is available. Name search can use first and last name with an optional birth date, followed by the St. Louis City Municipal location and Traffic or Municipal case type for City matters. State criminal cases use the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit route. If an older City case does not appear, call Municipal Court at (314) 622-3231 or visit its customer-service office with identification. The Circuit Clerk at (314) 622-4044 handles circuit files. Missouri ezJustice is an extra statewide channel, not a substitute for the clerk. Always ask whether the warrant is active, recalled, served, sealed, or awaiting an update.
St. Louis City Warrant Search Fields
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
| Field Label | Type | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Last Name | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| First Name | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Date of Birth | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Warrant Number | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Court / Jurisdiction | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
St. Louis City Search Routes Beyond a Name Match
A careful lookup uses more than one field and more than one office. Case-number search is best when a citation or court notice is available. Name search can use first and last name with an optional birth date, followed by the St. Louis City Municipal location and Traffic or Municipal case type for City matters. State criminal cases use the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit route. If an older City case does not appear, call Municipal Court at (314) 622-3231 or visit its customer-service office with identification. The Circuit Clerk at (314) 622-4044 handles circuit files. Missouri ezJustice is an extra statewide channel, not a substitute for the clerk. Always ask whether the warrant is active, recalled, served, sealed, or awaiting an update.
What a Warrant Search Returns
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
| Warrant Number | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
|---|---|
| Charge / Offense | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Issuing Court | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Bond Amount | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
| Status | Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk. |
St. Louis City Search Routes Beyond a Name Match
A careful lookup uses more than one field and more than one office. Case-number search is best when a citation or court notice is available. Name search can use first and last name with an optional birth date, followed by the St. Louis City Municipal location and Traffic or Municipal case type for City matters. State criminal cases use the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit route. If an older City case does not appear, call Municipal Court at (314) 622-3231 or visit its customer-service office with identification. The Circuit Clerk at (314) 622-4044 handles circuit files. Missouri ezJustice is an extra statewide channel, not a substitute for the clerk. Always ask whether the warrant is active, recalled, served, sealed, or awaiting an update.
Where St. Louis City Warrants Are Checked
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
St. Louis City Search Routes Beyond a Name Match
A careful lookup uses more than one field and more than one office. Case-number search is best when a citation or court notice is available. Name search can use first and last name with an optional birth date, followed by the St. Louis City Municipal location and Traffic or Municipal case type for City matters. State criminal cases use the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit route. If an older City case does not appear, call Municipal Court at (314) 622-3231 or visit its customer-service office with identification. The Circuit Clerk at (314) 622-4044 handles circuit files. Missouri ezJustice is an extra statewide channel, not a substitute for the clerk. Always ask whether the warrant is active, recalled, served, sealed, or awaiting an update.
Access and Restricted Warrants
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
Key Rules:
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.
Use Case.net first, then confirm the result with the correct City clerk.