Siskiyou Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules
10 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Civil probate family law small claims documents
E-filing is optional, paper filings are accepted in person at the clerk’s service windows, and civil, probate, family law, and small claims documents are not accepted by email or fax.
A. E-Filing is permissive and paper filings will continue to be accepted in-person at the clerk’s service windows. Civil, Probate, Family Law, and Small Claims documents will not be accepted by this court through any other electronic methods (i.e., email or fax).
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Domestic violence and gun violence restraining orders
Domestic Violence and Gun Violence Restraining Orders may be submitted by email to the address posted on the Court’s website.
Domestic Violence and Gun Violence Restraining Orders will be accepted via an email address posted on the Court’s website.
CRITICAL
E-filings must be submitted through an authorized EFSP.
E-Filings must be submitted through an authorized Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP).
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Documents excluded from e filing
The following documents are excluded from E-Filing and must be submitted in paper format:
The following documents are excluded from E-Filing and must be submitted in paper format:
WARNING
- Applies to
- Subsequent documents
Fax filing is permitted only for subsequent documents in criminal matters and may be used by counsel or unrepresented parties.
Filing by facsimile transmission is permissive and only for subsequent documents in criminal matters, by counsel and/or by unrepresented parties.
WARNING
The Court may suspend a party’s or attorney’s fax-filing privileges for noncompliance with the rule.
The Court may suspend the FAX filing privileges of any party or attorney who fails to comply with the requirements of this Rule.
WARNING
The Court may disregard a fax-filed document that does not comply with the rule.
The Court may disregard any document filed by facsimile transmission that is not in compliance with this Rule.
WARNING
The clerk will not check whether fax-filed documents were transmitted legibly or completely.
The clerk will not review FAX-filed documents to determine whether the documents have been transmitted legibly or completely.
INFO
Papers may be faxed directly to the clerk’s office for filing or communication to the Court, subject to the stated conditions.
Papers may be faxed directly to the clerk's office, for filing or communication to the Court, on the following terms and conditions:
INFO
The Court does not recommend fax filing documents over 10 pages.
FAX filing is not recommended for filings over 10 pages.
Is electronic filing required in Siskiyou Superior Court?
Electronic filing is optional for the covered filings. E-filing is optional, paper filings are accepted in person at the clerk’s service windows, and civil, probate, family law, and small claims documents are not accepted by email or fax.
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