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Documents e-filed through an authorized e-filing provider selected from the court's e-filing portal, the provider's fee charged unless a fee waiver applies and the provider notifying the filer of a rejection or of the filing; party names entered in ALL CAPS, no document descriptions added and no "dba" added to party names (the clerk adds it); consolidated cases e-filed into the lead (primary) case number; first paper fees for multiple parties in non-Civil cases submitted in separate envelopes, while in Civil matters multiple first paper/complex fees may share an envelope with the related parties identified; each document submitted as a separate lead document and never as an attachment; and the documents the court cannot accept via e-filing - appeals; in civil matters, abstracts of judgment, administrative records or other lodged documents, bench warrants, bonds, certificates of facts, filings in coordinated proceedings, copy or search requests, the coversheet/declaration re Covid-19 related financial distress, ex parte communications, exemplifications, exhibits, notices of jury fees, orders to show cause re contempt, the Stipulation and Order to ADR (STAN-100), subpoenas, surplus proceeds of trustee's sales and writs; in family law matters, exemplifications, joint petitions, orders to show cause re contempt, requests for orders with temporary orders or for orders shortening time, subpoenas and writs; in juvenile dependency, adoption and guardianship papers and the JV-570 petition; in juvenile justice, confidential requests and applications for expert witnesses, medical reviews, examinations and reports (submitted to the division's supervisor), copy or research requests (forms JV-001, JV-007, JV-570 and JV-575), ex parte correspondence, juvenile fee claims, juvenile requests for funds, JV-915 registration terminations, subpoenaed documents, transfer-in documents from other courts and warrants and warrant returns; and in probate matters, abstracts, affidavits re real property of small value, bonds, citations to be issued, original wills and writs.
California > Fifth Appellate District > Stanislaus County > Superior Court of California, County of Stanislaus
Instructions The Stanislaus Superior Court offers electronic filing of your documents. You can begin your case and file your documents from the comfort of your home. To begin the process, select an authorized e-filing provider from the e-filing portal. Once you select a provider, you will create an account and follow their instructions on how to upload your documents. You will upload your documents through the provider’s site and complete the requested information. The provider will then submit your documents to the Court for filing. Please note the provider may charge a fee for their service and you will be responsible for any Court filing fees or other fees associated with your filing. If you file your documents with a Fee Waiver, or have a previously granted Fee Waiver in your case, then you will not be charged a fee to file your documents. If there are any issues with your filing or it is rejected for any reason, the provider will notify you. Once your documents are filed, the provider will notify you and provide you with copies of your filed documents. E-Filing Portal General User Information If a case type or filing code is not visible, please reach out to your eFiling Service Provider (EFSP) to confirm that the vendor has the most current data. Please add party names in ALL CAPS. Please do not add any document descriptions. Please do not add "dba" to party names. The clerk will add the dba to the case management system. If cases are consolidated, you must E-file into the lead (primary) case number. When submitting first paper fees for multiple parties in non-Civil cases, each party must have their document submitted in a separate envelope. In Civil matters, multiple first paper/complex fees can be submitted in the same envelope, provided the related parties are clearly identified. Each document needs to be submitted as a separate lead document. Please do not add any documents as attachments. As of 7/23/2020, the court is informed that the only EFSP available for Criminal filings is Odyssey eFileCA. Exceptions The following documents CANNOT be accepted via E-Filing at this time: Appeals --- Civil Matters Abstract of Judgment or Abstracts Administrative Records or other lodged documents Bench Warrant Bonds Certificate of Facts Coordinated proceedings or filings on coordinated cases Copy or search requests including estate searches Coversheet / Declaration Re Covid-19 Related Financial Distress Ex Parte Communication Exemplification (Certificate of Authenticity) Exhibits Notice of Jury Fees (pursuant to California Rules of Court 3.250) Order to Show Cause re: Contempt Stipulation and Order to ADR (STAN-100) Subpoenas Surplus Proceeds of Trustees Sale Writs Family Law Matters Exemplifications Joint Petitions Order to Show Cause re: Contempt Request for Orders with Temporary Orders or Requests for Order Shortening Time (Family Law) Subpoenas Writs Juvenile Dependency Adoption Documents/Paperwork Guardianship Documents/Paperwork JV-570 Petition for Access to Juvenile Case File Juvenile Justice Confidential Requests/Application for Expert Witness/Expert Testimony Medical Reviews/Examinations/Reports or other confidential requests (must be submitted to the division’s supervisor) Copy or research requests, including those requested on: JV-001 Declaration in Support of Access to Juvenile Records (W&I 827/828) JV-007 Petition to Examine Confidential or Sealed Records JV-570 Petition for Access to Juvenile Case File JV-575 Petition to Obtain Report of Law Enforcement Agency Ex Parte Correspondence Juvenile Fee Claim Juvenile Request for Funds Juvenile Sex Offender Registration Termination (JV-915) Subpoenaed documents Transfer-In documents from other courts Warrants/Warrant Returns Probate Matters Abstracts Affidavit re: Real Property of Small Value Bonds Citations to be issued Original Wills Writs
Instructions The Stanislaus Superior Court offers electronic filing of your documents. You can begin your case and file your documents from the comfort of your home. To begin the process, select an authorized e-filing provider from the e-filing portal. Once you select a provider, you will create an account and follow their instructions on how to upload your documents. You will upload your document
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A 2013 standing order requiring attorneys to e-file family-law and civil documents (no paper filings accepted) as the court began compliance with the Supreme Court's e-filing mandate; criminal filing unchanged.
A 2013 standing order requiring attorneys to e-file family-law and civil documents (no paper filings accepted) as the court began compliance with the Supreme Court's e-filing mandate; criminal filing unchanged.