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Electronic Court Seal

Minn. Stat. §§ 358.03 and 645.44, subd. 10 authorizes the use of an electronic court seal.

Examples of documents that may display an electronic court seal include but are not limited to:
 
  • Subpoenas
  • Judgment searches
  • Writ of executions
  • Writs of habeas corpus
  • Certified copies of court records
  • Certificate of Adjudication in paternity cases
 
When the electronic court seal is applied, metadata is included within the document that can be accessed to verify the document’s  authenticity. The metadata is accessible to customers for as long as the document remains in electronic form. Direct any questions or issues regarding a document with an electronic court seal to the court that affixed the seal.