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The document copying service provides copies of all material held by The National Archives. Our state of the art digital scanning equipment can produce paper copies of records, of a variety of sizes and conditions, and we can also supply images in a range of electronic formats.
For more information on how to order copies of records please see the record copying service section. This includes an online order form for requesting copies.
A number of digitised public documents are available for download in PDF format from DocumentsOnline. These can then be printed directly from your PC.
Any enquiries relating to the provision of copies for website use, publication or any form of commercial exploitation should be referred to the image library.
In order to calculate the costs of copying it is necessary to draw the documents from our repository to:
The process of requesting an estimate and placing orders for copies is as follows:
Digitally scanned images, in greyscale or colour, can be delivered as:
Ordering documents in a range If you're requesting an estimate for copies of documents on microfilm, it is possible to specify a range of document references and have all documents within that range copied. You can request documents in a range by entering a start and end reference in the boxes provided. There are some restrictions on ordering ranges of documents:
You need to register to track your order and to access your estimate.
You can sign in at any time to check the status of your estimates are displayed in the box on the left hand side of your screen.
We also email you when your estimate is ready. You can follow the link in your email and then sign in to view your estimate.