Yes, eFiling is mandatory for most civil, family law, probate, juvenile, and criminal case types.

No, self-represented litigants are not required to eFile but are strongly encouraged to utilize the eFiling system.

Eligible case types include most civil, family law, probate, juvenile, and criminal cases.

Begin by registering with an approved EFSP. A list of certified providers is available on the Odyssey eFileCA website.

Documents must be in text-searchable PDF format and comply with the court's formatting rules.

Yes, standard court filing fees apply, along with service fees charged by the chosen EFSP.

Your EFSP will provide status updates on your filing. You can also check the status through the EFSP's platform.

You will receive a notification detailing the reason for rejection. After addressing the issues, you can resubmit the corrected documents.

In-person filing is generally reserved for exempt case types or specific circumstances. It's advisable to contact the court clerk's office for guidance.

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

Yes, electronic signatures are accepted, provided they comply with the court's guidelines.

Yes, the eFiling system is available 24/7. However, filings submitted outside of business hours will be processed on the next business day.

Many EFSPs offer training materials and support to assist users with the eFiling process. Additionally, the court's website may provide resources.

Official eFiling rules and guidelines are available on the Mendocino County Superior Court's eFiling page.

For technical assistance, contact your chosen EFSP's customer support. For court-specific inquiries, reach out to the Mendocino County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.