Yes, eFiling is required for attorneys in civil, family, and probate cases. Self-represented litigants may file electronically but can still submit documents in person or by mail.

eFiling is available for:

Civil (Limited, Unlimited, and Complex)

Family Law

Probate

Small Claims (Optional)

Register with an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) and follow the court’s guidelines.

Register with an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) and follow the court’s guidelines.

No, but self-represented litigants are encouraged to use eFiling for convenience.

Yes, you can submit multiple documents if they are for the same case.

There are standard court filing fees plus additional service provider fees, which vary by EFSP.

Your EFSP will provide real-time status updates, and you can check your filing status online.

If a filing is rejected, you will receive a notification with the reason and instructions for resubmission.

In-person filing is allowed only for exempt case types and under specific circumstances approved by the court.

Fee waiver applications can be submitted electronically through your EFSP or filed in person at the courthouse.

Yes, electronic signatures are generally accepted but must follow court guidelines.

Yes, eFiling is available 24/7, but submissions are processed only during court business hours.

Yes, some EFSPs and the court provide training materials and support.

The latest eFiling rules and procedures are available on the Kings County Superior Court website.