Verify a receipt or exported document

Every receipt and export carries a SHA-256 seal and a public-key signature. Scan the QR code on the last page, paste the stamp, or drop the .integrity.json manifest — everything is checked in your browser, offline, and nothing you paste is uploaded.

Submission receipt

Verification blockCopy everything between BEGIN and END ARRAIGN AI RECEIPT BLOCK on the last page of the receipt PDF.Hash printed on the receipt (optional)The SHA-256 line under the seal heading.

Exported PDF (integrity stamp)

Every pleading, packet and worksheet exported from Arraign AI carries a QR code, two hashes, a signing key ID and a UTC timestamp on its last page. Scan it, paste the stamp, or drop the companion .integrity.json manifest below. The public-key signature is checked in your browser, so authenticity can be proven with no connection to our servers.

Integrity stampCopy every line between BEGIN and END ARRAIGN AI INTEGRITY STAMP on the last page of the PDF — or scan the QR code next to it.

Drag the .integrity.json manifest here, or tap to choose it

It downloads next to every exported PDF and fills in the stamp ID and both hashes automatically.

Document textEverything above the stamp. Line breaks and spacing do not matter.

What these court words mean

First morning court hearing(court word: Arraignment / initial appearance): The first short hearing, usually within 24-48 hours of the arrest, where a judge sets release conditions.
Released on a promise to return (no bail cost)(court word: Release on recognizance (ROR)): The person goes home without paying anything, on their written promise to come back to every court date.
Bail bondsman fee (usually 10%, not refundable)(court word: Surety bond): You pay a company a fee to post the bail. You do not get that fee back, even if the case is dropped.
Request to drop charges form(court word: Affidavit of non-prosecution): A statement asking the prosecutor to drop the case. The prosecutor decides — it is not automatic.
Missed-court arrest order(court word: Capias / bench warrant): A judge's order to arrest someone who did not show up for court.
Strict stay-away rule(court word: No-contact order): A court rule banning calls, texts, messages passed through other people, and social media contact.
Court check-in program(court word: Pre-trial services): Staff who check in with the person and remind them about court while the case is open.
Free court-appointed lawyer(court word: Public defender): The lawyer the court assigns when someone cannot afford to hire one.
The court's list of cases for that morning(court word: Docket / docket call): Your person's name is called from that list; arrive early and stay in the courtroom.

This information helps you navigate court administrative steps and does not constitute legal representation or advice. This is general information, not legal advice, and using these tools does not create an attorney-client relationship. Verify every date, rule and dollar figure with the defense attorney of record and the clerk of court before you act.