New case filings
Open a matter with the initiating documents, party details and filing instructions.
COURT FILING / WITHOUT THE FRICTIONFrom document
From document
to accepted.
One streamlined intake for electronic court filings. Send the matter details, court, deadline and filing instructions—we keep the request organized from review through submission.
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Motion_to_Compel.pdfLos Angeles Superior Court
42 pages- 01Intake receivedDocuments + filing instructions✓
- 02Filing reviewCourt, case and document check✓
- 03Submitted to courtElectronic transmission in progress•••
- 04Accepted / returnedStatus and next action
UPLOAD→REVIEW→SUBMIT→TRACK→ACCEPTED
BUILT AROUND THE FILINGLess portal-hunting.
Less portal-hunting.
More certainty.
Electronic filing rules, mandatory case types, approved service providers and document exceptions can vary by court. NationwideEfiling.com is designed to give legal teams one place to start the request and organize the information needed for submission.
For California matters, court-specific requirements can differ even between neighboring counties. Start with the court and case type so the filing can be routed with the right context.
Subsequent filings
Motions, responses, applications and other documents in an existing case.
Court-specific support
Start with the correct court, county and case type before documents enter the filing workflow.
Status visibility
Keep accepted, rejected and correction-needed filings organized as the matter progresses.
COURT DIRECTORY
Where do you need to file?
Start with California's major e-filing courts and expand into additional jurisdictions as coverage is confirmed.
HOW IT WORKS
A filing workflow legal teams can understand.
Send the essentials
Court, case number, filing type, deadline, contact information and document instructions.
Review the request
The filing request is organized before submission so missing context can be identified early.
Submit & track
Track the filing through submitted, accepted, rejected or correction-required states.
Electronic filing, explained clearly.
What is an EFSP?
An Electronic Filing Service Provider is an online provider that acts as an intermediary between a filer and a court electronic filing system where that model is used.
Do all courts use the same e-filing rules?
No. Availability, mandatory case types, fees, timing and documents excluded from e-filing can vary by court and jurisdiction.
What happens if a filing is rejected?
A rejected filing generally requires review of the court's rejection reason and a corrected or revised submission when appropriate. Deadlines remain matter-specific.
READY TO FILE?Start with the court.
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