Yes, eFiling is mandatory for all civil case types, including Unlimited, Limited, Small Claims, Probate and Guardianships, Family Law, Family Support, Adoption, and Mental Health cases.

Eligible case types include Unlimited Civil, Limited Civil, Small Claims, Probate and Guardianships, Family Law, Family Support, Adoption, and Mental Health.

To begin eFiling, register and create an account on the Odyssey eFileCA platform, which supports eFiling for San Luis Obispo County.

Standard court filing fees apply, along with any service fees charged by the eFiling service provider.

Documents must comply with the California Rules of Court regarding formatting. Specific requirements are outlined in the court's eFiling instructions.

Each document must not exceed 25 MB, and the total size per transaction should not exceed 35 MB.

Yes, multiple documents can be filed together if they pertain to the same case and do not exceed size limits.

The eFiling service provider offers status updates on your filing.

You will receive a notification with the reason for rejection and instructions for resubmission.

While eFiling is mandatory for specified case types, self-represented parties are exempt but encouraged to eFile. In-person filing is available for those exempt.

Yes, electronic signatures are accepted for eFiled documents, following court guidelines.

Yes, eFilings can be submitted 24/7, but filings received after midnight will be file-stamped on the next court day.

Visit the San Luis Obispo County Superior Court website for the latest rules and guidelines.

Yes, the court provides instructions and FAQs on the eFiling portal.

For eFiling-related questions, contact the court clerk's office at (805) 706-3600.