The Dashboard is the default screen for each user upon login to the e-Filing application.

The e-filing application will attempt to convert documents that are not text-searchable, upon the filer’s request and based on your user preference settings, to text searchable documents using Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology.

The e-filing application will attempt to extract data from your document, upon the filer’s request and based on your user preference settings, for the purpose of auto-populating as many data fields on your filing as possible. As the filer, you must understand the following: The data extraction may not be 100% accurate in extracting and […]

As a participant in electronic court filing, and as a registered user of your E-Filing Service Provider (EFSP), you can expect to receive email notifications, from either your EFSP or the court’s Electronic Filing Manager (EFM)

Here’s a list of Hardware and Software requirements for using our e-filing app.

The email you receive is dependent on your User Preference settings. If you aren’t receiving notifications or are receiving too many, this is the place to customize your preferences, so you will want to make sure they are properly set up.

Most courts impose a 25MB file size for PDF documents, and a 35MB limit for the entire envelope.

In order to file a document on an existing case, you must first Add a Case to your account. You have the option of searching by court and case number, or an Advanced Case Search by court and party name.

If you wish to have a document served electronically to any service contacts on a case, Serve Only is an option to use. When you click the Submit button, the document(s) data is sent to the court only. The court then sends Notification of Service emails directly to each of the service recipients, and it notifies us of this service to any of our customers.

From time to time, an existing case will not come up in the E-Filing system. If the court offers it, you will have the option to File into a Non-Indexed Case. Once the court accepts the Non-Indexed Case filing, you will be able to file on that case by clicking File on an Existing from the dashboard!