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Reporting statuses are currently posted for jurors scheduled to report on {{date}}. To make sure you are checking your status on the correct day, first enter the report date shown on your Juror Summons.

Your report date can be found on your Juror Summons in the Reporting Information section (top right of the form).

We have confirmed your report date is {{confirmedDate}}. To see if you’re scheduled to report on that date, To see if you’re scheduled for jury duty, enter your Juror Number and select Search. Your Juror Number can be found on your Juror Summons in the Reporting Information section (top right of the form) or on your Juror Badge.

Important: If you’re scheduled to report tomorrow and the date in bold does not match your reporting date, please call 407.742.2424 to see if you need to report to the courthouse. If you are not scheduled to report tomorrow, please check back the day before your reporting date.

Example of the Reporting Information section on an Osceola County jury summons. The Report On row is highlighted. The Juror Number row is highlighted.
Badge Number1078099
Juror Number104
Report On06/19/2026
Time7:30 a.m.
Reporting Location2 Courthouse Square
Suite 1100
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Check Reporting Status(407) 742-2424

Juror number {{query}} {{current.id ? 'Scheduled' : 'Excused'}}

You must report to the Jury Assembly Room, located on the first floor of the Osceola County Courthouse, on {{current.date}} at {{time}} Please complete your juror questionnaire before reporting.

Map of Osceola County Courthouse Complex showing jury parking lot, courthouse entrance, and security screening location

Report Instructions

You must call for recorded instructions the evening before your report date to determine if your services will be required. Please call anytime after 5:00 p.m. at 407-742-2424 (recorder available 24 hours a day). If unable to access the telephone recorder, please continue trying or report for jury duty as directed on your summons. You need to have your juror number available when calling the recorder. Your juror number is listed on your summons.

Request for Disqualification/ Excusal/ Deferral

If you have a scheduling conflict and/or extreme hardship, you can request a postponement from your assigned service date to a date that is more convenient for your schedule. Your first postponement request will be granted upon demand. Additional requests, however, will be granted only if you can prove undue hardship. There are very few statutory reasons for being excused from jury duty. If you feel that you should be exempt or excused from your service obligation, you can submit the request to the Jury Duty Judge. All requests must be submitted online or mailed no less than ten (10) days prior to the report date to:

Ninth Judicial Circuit Court

Osceola County 
Jury Services Department
2 Courthouse Square, Suite 1100
Kissimmee, Florida 34741

You have been excused from serving on your reporting date of {{reportDate}}. This concludes your jury service for 12 months. Have a great day.

Attention

Please make sure your Juror Number is {{query}}. If not, please try searching again. Your Juror Number can be found on your Juror Summons in the Reporting Information section (top right of the form) or on your Juror Badge.

Example of the Reporting Information section on an Osceola County jury summons. The Juror Number row is highlighted.
Badge Number1078099
Juror Number104
Report On06/19/2026
Time7:30 a.m.
Reporting Location2 Courthouse Square
Suite 1100
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Check Reporting Status(407) 742-2424

If you fail to appear as a Juror, a letter will be mailed to you directing you to contact the Jury Services Department to reschedule your jury service date within 72 hours of receipt of the letter. Pursuant to section 40.23 of the Florida Statutes, any person who is duly summoned to attend as a Juror in a court and who fails to attend without any sufficient excuse shall pay a fine not to exceed $100.00. In addition to the fine, you may also face contempt of court proceedings, which could result in the imposition of community service or other sanctions, including jail time.

If you have any questions, please call (407) 742-2423.