No, eFiling is permissive for Civil, Family Law, Adoption, and Small Claims cases; it is not mandatory.

Civil (limited and unlimited), Family Law, Adoption, and Small Claims cases.

Register with an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) and follow their submission procedures.

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

Yes, standard court filing fees apply, along with EFSP service fees.

Your EFSP will provide real-time tracking and status updates.

You will receive a notification with the reason for rejection. You can correct and resubmit your filing.

Yes, in-person filing is available for all case types.

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

Yes, electronic signatures are accepted if they meet the court’s guidelines.

Yes, eFilings can be submitted 24/7 but will be processed during regular court hours.

Some EFSPs and the Mono County Superior Court provide training resources and guides.

Visit the Mono County Superior Court’s website for official guidelines and updates.

For technical assistance, contact your EFSP’s support team or the Mono County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

Yes, certain documents and case sub-categories are exempt from eFiling. Refer to the court's website for detailed information.