eJuror is the court’s system, not ours
The Administrative Office tells people who have been selected to visit the website of that United States district court and complete the Juror Qualification Questionnaire through that court’s eJuror. There is no single national eJuror login for every district. The button lives on the district’s own .gov jury page.
What eJuror is used for
uscourts.gov lists these common functions:
- complete the qualification questionnaire online instead of by mail;
- update personal information;
- check when you need to report;
- submit a request for an excuse or deferral;
- select an alternate time if a deferral is granted.
Follow the instructions on your questionnaire or summons. If the paper gives a QR code, that code should open that court’s eJuror, not a private site.
What you usually type to log in
District pages describe the same three pieces, printed on the packet:
- a 9-digit participant or juror number;
- the first letters of the last name exactly as printed;
- date of birth.
Some courts accept a blank last-name field when the name is shorter than three letters. Some ask you to confirm an address before the questionnaire begins. Those details belong to that district. We repeat them only so you know what the paper is pointing at.
Questionnaire first, appearance later
Several districts state this in public FAQs: completing the questionnaire determines eligibility for possible service. It does not mean you will be called to the courthouse. Do not appear unless a summons or that court’s eJuror / recorded line tells you to appear.
If you finish the form online, do not also mail the paper form unless that court says to. If you cannot use eJuror, the paper path in the packet still works.
How to reach the right eJuror
Confirm the court name
United States District Court for the [district] of [state]. State and county courts have different systems.
Open that court’s .gov page
Use the finder on this portal. Every court button is the official domain.
Use the court’s eJuror button
Not a search-ad link. Not a caller’s URL. Not Harborline.