How to Update Your Address with Huron County Court (and Why It Matters)
Move while you have an open case, and you could miss your court date. Here's how to update your address with Huron County court offices so hearing notices actually reach you.
The Clerk's office sends hearing notices by regular U.S. mail. If they have an old address, you might not get the notice in time - or at all - even as your case moves forward. A simple address update can mean the difference between staying on track and learning about a hearing after it's already happened.
Grab the Change of Address form from the Huron County court website. It's a downloadable PDF designed specifically to notify the court that your mailing address has changed.
- Download the “Change of Address” PDF - Get the form from the Huron County court website and save a copy so you can reference what you submitted later.
- Fill it out completely - Use your current, accurate mailing address. If you’re updating your address because you’re worried about missing something soon, double-check everything before you submit.
- Submit your update in writing or in person - For verified, official handling through the Clerk of Courts, you can send a written request to the Huron County Clerk of Courts or visit the Clerk’s office during regular business hours. If your situation is time-sensitive, going in person can help you make sure your update is received and routed correctly.
Note: Hearing notices are sent by regular U.S. mail. If you have an upcoming deadline, follow up so you’re not relying on mail delivery to find out about a hearing.
After you submit your change of address, watch your mailbox. The Clerk's office sends hearing notices by regular U.S. mail, so your mailing address controls where those notices go. If you recently moved and expect something soon, follow up to confirm the court has your updated address on file.
Need official records or want confirmation tied to the Clerk's files? You can request that directly through the Huron County Clerk of Courts. Send a written request or visit the court at 2 East Main Street in Norwalk during regular business hours.
- ✓ Huron County Clerk of Courts: 2 East Main Street, Suite 207, Norwalk, Ohio 44857; phone (419) 668-5113; fax (419) 663-4048
- ✓ Huron County Common Pleas Court: 2 East Main Street, Suite 202, Norwalk, Ohio 44857
- ✓ Regular business hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
- ✓ Common Pleas Court phone: (419) 668-6162; fax: (419) 663-4048
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