The agreement was announced in a court filing and State Department Director of Press Relations Elizabeth Trudeau confirmed the decision in a statement to CNN. The State Department's attorneys will provide a proposed production schedule next week.

The State Department has not said whether it will release these emails to the public, as it did with the nearly 55,000 pages of work-related emails Clinton provided last year.

FBI Director James Comey said last month that the agency found "thousands" of emails from Clinton's server that were work-related and deleted and had not been turned over to the State Department.