Yes, eFiling is required for most civil cases unless exempted by the court.

Eligible case types include Civil (limited and unlimited), Family, Probate, and subsequent filings in Criminal, Juvenile, and DCSS cases.

Yolo County requires users to eFile through an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP).

Yes, documents must be in a searchable PDF format and comply with the court’s rules.

Court filing fees apply, along with additional service provider fees.

Yes, multiple documents related to the same case can be submitted in one transaction.

Your EFSP will provide updates and status notifications regarding your filing.

You will receive a notification explaining the reason for rejection and how to correct and resubmit the document.

Yes, but only for certain case types or if an exemption applies.

Fee waiver applications must be submitted through the eFiling system or in person.

Yes, eFiled documents generally accept electronic signatures per court guidelines.

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

Some EFSPs and the court provide training resources and guides.

Self-represented litigants may be exempt from mandatory eFiling. Check with the court for details.

Visit the Yolo County Superior Court website for the latest rules and updates.