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Fee Schedule


Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Filing Fees

Effective December 28, 2024

The Arizona Code of Judicial Administration, Section 2-301: Appellate Court Fees, sets the fee schedule.

Reminder from the Clerk of the Arizona Supreme Court

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-120.32(B), a party who files a cross petition for review shall not pay a subsequent fee for a response.

Class* Description Base Fee
A

Initial Case Filing Fee Petitions for Review and Cross Petitions for Review

Direct Appeals and Cross Appeal Appellant

Special Actions Petitioner

$330.00

$330.00

$330.00

B

Subsequent Case Filing Fee, Intervenors, Direct Appeals and Special Action

Direct Appeals Appellee

Special Actions Respondent

Response to Petition for Review

$165.00


$165.00

$165.00

$165.00

E

Minimum Clerk Fee
Certifications Alone

Certificate of Good Standing

$17.00
 

$17.00

F Per Page Fee
Copies Each Page
$0.50
G Special Fees
New and Duplicate Certificates
$35.00

* Class: A.R.S. § 12-119.01

Arizona Supreme Court Payment Policy

Accepted Methods of Payment:
  1. Cash
  2. Money Order
  3. Cashier's Check
  4. Business Check
  5. Personal Check
  6. Debit or Credit Card through the nCourt payment portal

A receipt will be issued for in-person payments and should be kept as proof of payment.

Please make checks payable to "Clerk of the Supreme Court."

Overpayment Policy

Exact payment is required because the clerk's office does not keep funds to make change. Overpayments will not be refunded.

Returned Check / Non-Sufficient Funds

If a form of payment is returned for non-sufficient funds, the clerk's office will attempt to contact the payor by telephone or in writing. Replacement payment, plus a non-sufficient funds fee of $25.00 must be paid by money order or cashier's check within 10 days, or the matter will be referred to the Supreme Court.

If non-suficient funds relate to payment from an attorney, the matter may also be referred to the State Bar of Arizona for consideration under the rules of professional responsibility.