How to inquire about the cases that have been filed?

The inquiry method for filing a case is as follows:

1, the parties can directly go to the local public security department to inquire whether to file a case;

2. Contact the police to inquire through the alarm receipt;

3. If it is an appeal case, you can call the court to inquire, and you will receive a short message notice after filing the case, including the case number, court session time and other information;

4. After a civil case is filed, you can go to the self-service inquiry machine of the filing court to inquire about the progress of the case, or you can call the presiding judge to inquire about the progress of the case.

Source of information for filing cases:

1. court bulletin board: the court usually posts the filing information on the bulletin board for public inspection;

2. Court official website: Many courts have their own official website, and the public can check the case information through official website;

3. Litigation service center: the court has a litigation service center to provide case inquiry services;

4. Telephone consultation: The public can call the court service hotline to inquire about the case;

5. Lawyer's assistance: the parties may entrust a lawyer to inquire about the filing of the case;

6. Mobile applications: Courts in some areas may provide mobile applications for the public to inquire about case information.

To sum up, the parties can directly go to the public security department, call the police receipt, call the court or go to the self-service inquiry machine of the filing court to inquire about the case, or inquire about the progress of the case by SMS, telephone, etc.

Legal basis:

Procedures for handling criminal cases by public security organs

Article 178

After accepting a case, the public security organ shall, after examination, consider that the criminal facts that need to be investigated for criminal responsibility belong to its own jurisdiction, and shall file a case with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level; If it is considered that there are no criminal facts, or the criminal facts are obviously minor and need not be investigated for criminal responsibility, or there are other circumstances in which criminal responsibility is not investigated according to law, the case shall not be filed with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level. If a complainant decides not to file a case, the public security organ shall make a notice of not filing a case and serve it on the complainant within three days. If new facts or evidence are found after deciding not to file a case, or if the original facts are found to be wrong and need to be investigated for criminal responsibility, the case shall be filed in time.