Most civil, probate, and family law cases are eligible for eFiling. However, some documents may still need to be filed in person.

You must create an account with an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) to submit documents electronically.

Processing times vary, but filings are generally reviewed within 1-3 business days. Urgent filings such as ex parte requests may be processed sooner.

Yes, you can submit multiple documents at once, but each document must be clearly labeled according to court rules.

If you filed under the wrong case number, you may need to file a motion or request a correction from the court clerk.

Yes, scanned handwritten signatures are generally accepted, except for certain documents that require a wet signature.

You will receive an email confirmation from your EFSP when your filing is submitted and another when it is accepted or rejected.

Yes, but you must check if the hearing date can be scheduled through the eFiling system or if a separate request is required.

Some judges require courtesy copies for lengthy or complex filings. Check the local court rules for specific requirements.

Exhibits should be combined in a single PDF file with a cover page identifying each exhibit separately.

Yes, you can submit documents 24/7, but they will be processed on the next court business day.

You will receive a rejection notice with the reason. You must correct the issue and resubmit your filing.

No, you must arrange for service separately unless your EFSP offers eService options.

Yes, fee waiver applications can be submitted electronically along with your filing.

Updates and rule changes are available on the San Joaquin County Superior Court website.