Guadalupe County Court DocketGuadalupe County Court Docket

Home › Contact

Official Court Contacts

Guadalupe County Court Docket is a private reference resource. Official questions about a case, hearing, record, payment, or certified copy belong with the court or clerk that holds the case. The contacts below route common requests to the documented New Mexico offices.

Not a court office. This resource cannot retrieve a docket, change a date, issue a certified copy, or give legal advice. Use the official court contacts below for those matters.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Use the court named on the notice, citation, or case number. New Mexico Courts Case Lookup is a public index for eligible state cases, but the holding clerk remains the source for official records and confirmation.

  • Fourth Judicial District Court, Guadalupe County: Guadalupe County District Clerk's Office, 1448 Historic Route 66, Suite 5, Santa Rosa, NM 88435; phone 575-472-3888; fax 575-472-4451. Official hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., open during lunch.
  • Guadalupe County Magistrate Court: 1633 Historic Route 66, Santa Rosa, NM 88435; phone 575-472-3237; fax 575-472-3592. Official hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Santa Rosa Municipal Court: 244 South Fourth Street, Santa Rosa, NM 88435; mailing address P.O. Box 429; phone 575-472-4232. Official public sources did not publish separate municipal court hours.
  • Vaughn Municipal Court: 320 East Eighth Street, Vaughn, NM 88353; mailing address P.O. Box 215; phone 575-584-2206. Confirm hours, records procedure, fees, and payment method with the court.
  • County clerk boundary: Guadalupe County Clerk's Office, 1448 Historic Route 66, Suite 1, Santa Rosa, NM 88435; phone 575-472-3791. This county office handles recording, elections, and informal probate, not the district or magistrate docket.

The official Fourth District location page does not identify a named Guadalupe district clerk or magistrate clerk. Use the office and phone number instead of relying on an unverified individual name. For a state-court case that is not visible online, ask the correct clerk about inspection, a copy request, or the New Mexico Courts IPRA process.