eFiling allows users to submit court documents electronically instead of filing in person or by mail. Get started here.

eFiling is mandatory for most Civil, Probate, and Small Claims cases.

In-person filing is allowed for exempt cases, and mail filing is accepted for documents that cannot be eFiled.

Simply sign up here to create an account and begin filing.

Fees vary by case type. Check the fee schedule during the filing process.

Fees can be paid securely online via credit card or electronic check.

Yes, for certain filings. Learn more about completing and filing a Proof of Service here.

Documents must be in PDF format and should not exceed the file size limits set by the court.

You’ll receive a confirmation email once the court has processed your submission.

If rejected, you’ll receive an email explaining the reason and instructions on how to correct and resubmit it.

Yes, multiple documents can be uploaded in a single transaction, but they must be properly labeled.

eFiled documents must be submitted before midnight (11:59 PM PST) to be considered filed on the same day.

Yes, log in to your account to check your filing status at any time. Login here.

Visit our Contact Us page for support or assistance.

Click here to begin your electronic filing today!