Contact the NSW Sheriff’s Office

Civil Enforcement enquiries

The NSW Sheriff’s Office, Enforcement Operations Centre (EOC) is the central contact point for civil enforcement management for Sheriff’s Offices across NSW.

If your enquiry relates to a writ, payment of a court judgment or fine (issued under a property seizure order), notification of appointment as joint and several liquidator, warrant for possession (eviction), or service of documents issued by NSW, interstate or territory courts, please contact the EOC.

The EOC can be contacted on:

Phone: (02) 8688 4080

Email: eoc@justice.nsw.gov.au

Please note: The operating hours for the NSW Sheriff’s Office, Enforcement Operations Centre are Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm.

Jury service enquiries

For enquiries about jury service please contact the Jury Services Branch on:

Email: sheriff.jury@justice.nsw.gov.au

Courts Service Centre: 1300 679 272 (general enquiries)

Juror Information Line: 1300 780 199 (to confirm attendance requirements)

Please note: Operating hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm (excluding public holidays).

NSW Sheriff’s Office general enquiries

If your enquiry does not relate to any of the above areas, please contact the NSW Sheriff’s Office by:

Email: sheriffsoffice@justice.nsw.gov.au

Post: PO Box A4, Sydney South NSW 1235

Feedback and complaints

We welcome your feedback about our staff and services. Feedback or complaints can be made by any of the following:

In person: Sheriff's Offices are based at some NSW Local Courts. View a list of NSW Local Court locations.

Email:  sheriffsoffice@justice.nsw.gov.au

If your feedback or complaint relates to jury service, please refer to the above contact details under Jury service enquiries.

From time-to-time surveys are conducted to seek community feedback on specific issues relating to service delivery.

Share your views by participating in our latest survey:

• Sheriff’s Officer body worn camera pilot evaluation (survey closing 31 October): The NSW Sheriff’s Office in partnership with Charles Sturt University is conducting an evaluation to understand the impact of our recent trial of body worn cameras deployed for use by NSW Sheriff’s Officers.