Check Your Case on the Najiz Platform 2026: Step-by-Step Illustrated Guide | Nova Legal

What Is the Najiz Platform, and What Does It Offer for Case Tracking?

Najiz is the unified electronic platform for judicial services provided by the Ministry of Justice under its digital transformation program, bringing the services of courts and notaries online for millions of beneficiaries. For a case party in particular, the platform enables: viewing cases registered in your name with their current status, knowing hearing dates with the date, time, and courtroom, following new movements in your case, and printing rulings electronically.

The service is free and available electronically around the clock, requires no court visit in ordinary cases, and only needs a verified account through the National Single Sign-On (Nafath) provided by the Absher application.

Before You Start: Requirements for Najiz Login as an Individual

Logging in to the Najiz platform as an individual requires three essentials:

• An active National Single Sign-On (Nafath) account linked to your national ID or iqama, accessible through the Absher app.
• The mobile number registered with Nafath to receive verification codes by SMS.
• An internet connection and a modern browser on your computer, or the Najiz app on your phone.

Once your account is activated, you can sign in from your browser on the official Najiz website or through the Najiz mobile app, and the interface appears segmented by user type: Individuals, Business, Government, and Lawyers.

If you don't have a Nafath account yet, create one first through the National Single Sign-On platform or the Absher app, as it is the only approved gateway to judicial services.

How Do I Track My Case on Najiz Step by Step?

Checking your case through the Najiz platform takes five short steps; here is the exact path:

1. Sign in to the Najiz platform through Nafath from the official website najiz.sa or the Najiz app.
2. From the main menu, choose the "Judiciary" bundle and then "My Cases", or search directly for "Case Inquiry".
3. The list of cases registered in your name will appear (as plaintiff or defendant) with the court data, case number, type, and current status.
4. Click on the case you need to view the full details: parties' data, judicial movements, hearing dates, and attached files and documents.
5. Activate SMS notifications to receive instant alerts on any update in the case or a change of hearing date.

If you want a quick verification that a case exists registered against your national ID or iqama without logging into your account, Najiz enables inquiry by national ID or iqama number through the direct inquiry page — useful for discovering absentee judgments before their dates.

The Link for Checking Hearing Dates in Najiz

To find out a hearing date precisely (date, time, courtroom number), use the Judicial Facilities Appointments Inquiry service:

1. Sign in to Najiz and choose "All Electronic Services".
2. Choose the "Appointments" bundle, then the "Judicial Facilities Appointments Inquiry" service.
3. Enter your national ID or iqama, and your scheduled hearings will be displayed with their dates and courtrooms.
4. You can download and keep the attendance notice for reference.

It's always advisable to check hearing dates at least one day before the scheduled session, as changes affect your attendance obligations, and missing appointments can affect your judicial interests.

Downloading the Najiz App for Cases and Instant Notifications

If you're following a long-running case, the Najiz app is your best tool: it's available free on the App Store and Google Play, uses the same Nafath account to sign in, and sends direct notifications on any new movement in your case — so you never miss a date without opening your browser every day.

If you face technical difficulties logging in or verifying data, contact the Ministry through the unified number 1950 or the judicial communication email before taking any legal action.

Common Najiz Problems and Their Solutions

We've compiled the most frequent problems when checking cases along with the practical solution for each:

• Unable to sign in via Nafath: first verify your username and password in your Nafath account, then update your data through Absher, and have the mobile number registered with the account ready to receive the verification code.
• The case doesn't appear in "My Cases": make sure you signed in under the same party holding the case (individual or entity); if the case is in someone else's name, you need a formal power of attorney to gain access.
• Message "No data found" when inquiring by ID: this usually means no cases are registered, or that the case is exclusively lodged with a local court without full electronic integration yet.
• Slow platform or service outage: try off-peak hours, a private browsing window, or update the Najiz app from the app store.
• A hearing date changed without notice: activate in-app notifications and check the date through the "Judicial Facilities Appointments Inquiry" service one day before the hearing.

When Do You Need a Lawyer After Checking Your Case?

An inquiry tells you your case's status, but it doesn't protect your position in it. In disputes that develop into repeated hearings or complex litigation, legal attendance is decisive in preserving your rights and presenting organized advocacy. Nova Legal provides professional legal representation across different judicial tracks:

• If your case is pending before the commercial courts (company disputes, contracts, negotiable instruments), the firm offers attendance at hearings before the commercial courts with professional representation in commercial disputes.
• If the case falls within the jurisdiction of the general courts and civil chambers (personal status, civil rights, real estate), you can rely on the attendance at hearings before the general court service.
• To review the full scope of defense and attendance, browse the legal representation and litigation section covering commercial, labor, criminal, appellate, and arbitration tracks.
• And if you're at an early stage needing a specialist opinion on your chances before deciding to litigate, book an office legal consultation with the firm's advisors.

As a golden rule: the relationship between inquiry and representation is complementary — checking your case through Najiz gives you continuous awareness of its status, while legal attendance gives you the real protection in the hearing itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my case through the Najiz platform?

Sign in to the Najiz platform through the National Single Sign-On (Nafath) from najiz.sa or the Najiz app, choose the "Judiciary" bundle and then "My Cases", and the cases registered in your name will appear with their status. Click any case to view hearing dates, judicial movements, and rulings. You can also inquire by national ID or iqama from the direct inquiry page.

Is checking cases in Najiz free?

Yes — the case inquiry service and tracking hearing dates through the Najiz platform is free and available electronically around the clock for citizens, residents, and the business sector. It only requires an active National Single Sign-On (Nafath) account, with no court visit needed in ordinary cases.

How do I check hearing dates inside Najiz?

Use the "Judicial Facilities Appointments Inquiry" service: sign in to Najiz, choose "All Electronic Services", then the "Appointments" bundle, select the mentioned service, and enter your national ID — your hearings will be displayed with dates, times, and courtrooms, with the option to download the attendance notice.

What are the requirements for Najiz login as an individual?

You need an active National Single Sign-On (Nafath) account linked to your national ID or iqama, the mobile number registered with Nafath to receive verification codes, an internet connection, and a modern browser or the Najiz app from the App Store or Google Play. If you don't have a Nafath account, create one first through the National Single Sign-On platform or the Absher app.

What should I do if I face a technical problem in Najiz?

Verify and update your Nafath data through Absher, try off-peak hours or a private browsing window, and update the Najiz app. If the problem persists, contact the Ministry of Justice through the unified number 1950 or the official judicial communication channels; for legal problems concerning the case itself, consulting a specialized lawyer is recommended.

Conclusion: Your Case Is Now in Your Pocket

Checking your case through the Najiz platform has shortened the distance between you and your court: you know your case's status, your hearing date, and every new movement in it from your phone at any time. Start by creating a verified Nafath account, download the Najiz app, follow the steps above, and activate notifications so no date surprises you.

For those who need real defense in the hearings, the Nova Legal team in Riyadh is ready to represent you before the commercial and general courts through attendance at commercial court hearings and general court hearings, within the full legal representation and litigation scope, with office consultations to assess your case before any step. Contact us by phone +966 55 771 7410 or WhatsApp +966 54 767 5050 or info@novalegal.sa, at Al Sahaba Road, Al-Ishbiliyah District, Riyadh — Building 2/2 Al Hamra City, Level 2, Office 202.

Official Sources and References

• Najiz Platform — Judicial and Electronic Legal Services (Ministry of Justice)
• Najiz Portal — Electronic Services and Bundles
• Ministry of Justice — Official Portal
• About Najiz — The Unified Platform for Judicial Services