No, eFiling is available for many case types, but some filings, such as certain family law and probate matters, may still require paper submissions.

You must sign up with a court-approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP) and follow their registration process.

Yes, eFiling is available 24/7, but documents submitted after business hours or on weekends will be processed the next court business day.

Documents must be submitted by 11:59 PM to receive the same filing date, but they may not be reviewed until the next business day.

Yes, but they must be labeled appropriately, and you may need to submit a motion to file under seal.

You can submit a fee waiver request electronically along with your initial filing. The court will review and notify you of its decision.

Documents must be in a searchable PDF format and follow the court’s specific formatting guidelines.

Yes, but you must follow the specific procedures for submitting and processing writs.

If the court has not processed it, you may be able to cancel and resubmit. Otherwise, you may need to file an amended document.

Some judges may require courtesy copies for certain filings. Always check the local rules or judicial preferences.

Exhibits should be clearly labeled and submitted as separate PDFs or bookmarked within a single document.

Yes, default judgment requests can be eFiled, but they must include all required supporting documents.

Your EFSP will provide real-time updates on whether your filing is received, under review, accepted, or rejected.

You must eFile an amended version and clearly indicate changes per the court’s amendment procedures.

You can reach out to the Siskiyou County Superior Court Clerk’s Office or your EFSP for assistance.