eFiling allows legal documents to be submitted electronically to the Glenn County Superior Court, offering a faster and more efficient alternative to in-person or mail filing.

eFiling is available for Civil and Juvenile Dependency cases (initial and subsequent filings) and select Criminal, Juvenile Delinquency, and Traffic cases (subsequent filings only).

Register quickly and securely through our eFiling portal, where you can create an account and start filing legal documents.

While eFiling is available for eligible case types, it is not required. Some documents must still be filed in person or by mail.

eFiling provides 24/7 access, faster processing, real-time status tracking, and eliminates the need for physical visits to the courthouse.

After registering, log in to our eFiling portal, upload your documents, and follow the step-by-step instructions to submit your filing.

Yes, standard court filing fees apply, along with a small convenience fee for using the electronic filing system.

Payments can be made using a credit/debit card or an electronic check through our secure payment portal during the filing process.

You can track your filing’s progress in real time by logging into your account dashboard on our portal.

Yes, multiple documents can be uploaded in a single transaction, provided they meet the court’s formatting and filing guidelines.

If your filing is rejected, you will receive a notification with details about the issue. You can correct and resubmit your filing through our portal.

Yes, documents must be in PDF format, text-searchable, and comply with the court’s margin and font size requirements.

To ensure same-day processing, documents must be submitted before the court’s cutoff time. Check your account for deadline details.

Our support team is available to help with registration, document submission, and any other eFiling concerns.

Simply click here to register, log in, and begin filing your legal documents today!