What is Justice Folder (Carpeta Justicia)?

Justice Folder is a personal online space that facilitates the relationship with the public Justice service.

The Justice Folder portal allows citizens, companies and justice professionals access to justice services at any time, 365 days a year.

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Who can access Justice Folder?

You can access Justice Folder

Individuals (citizens).
Legal entities (for example, the representative of a company).
Legal professionals (e.g. lawyers, solicitors or social graduates).

What services does Justice Folder offer?

Information related to court records

From the Justice Folder you can consult the following information:

Powers of attorney. A power of attorney is the power you give to a professional (for example, a lawyer, solicitor, or social graduate) to represent you in a court matter.
Court Records. In the court records you have you can check their status and, in some cases, you can access the documents and elements that are part of the file through a link that will take you to the electronic court file viewer (Horus).
Edicts and associated judicial decisions. An edict is a document that is published in the Single Judicial Edict Board, within the Official State Gazette, to inform you that an attempt has been made to notify you of a judicial decision. You will also be able to see the legal decision associated with that edict.
Assignations. An assignation is an appointment sent to you to go to court in a legal proceeding. Among other information, you will be able to see the day, time, the court you have to go to and the judicial proceeding in question.

If you are a lawyer, solicitor or social graduate, you may also perform the following actions related to deposit accounts and judicial assignations:

See the movements of the accounts in which you have been authorised access.
Request access to the accounts associated with those proceedings of which you are a part. If needed, you also have at your disposal a search engine for judicial bodies, which allows you to obtain the data of the court and associated office.

List of "Official Certificates"

From Justice Folder you can request the following official certificates:

Birth certificate. It is an official document that proves that the birth of a person has been registered.
Marriage certificate. It is an official document that is used to prove that two people are married.
Death certificate. It is an official document that is used to record that a person has died.
Criminal record certificate. It is an official document that proves whether or not you have been convicted of any crime.
Certificate of sexual offences. It is an official document that proves whether or not you have been convicted of any sexual offices.
Certificate of Last Will and Testament. It is an official document that shows whether a person has granted a will and, if so, before which notary.
Certificate of Death Coverage Insurance. It is an official document that proves the current contracts in which the deceased person is listed as the insured and with which insurance company.

Summary and anonymisation services

From Justice Folder you can:

Summarise a court document in plain language. This service allows you to summarise a judicial document using simple language. In other words, that can be understood by anyone, even if they have no knowledge of Law.
Anonymise a court document. This service allows you to delete the personal data contained in the document you want.
Direct links to other services.

Direct links to other services

From Justice Folder we also facilitate your relationship with other justice services offered on other websites. Here are some of these services:

Request an appointment. You can request an appointment at the Ministry's territorial management offices, at the Civil Registry offices, at the Ministry's Central Citizen Service Office and at some judicial bodies.
Access to electronic judicial headquarters. You can access the electronic judicial headquarters of the Ministry or of any autonomous community.