Court Rules

Eastern District of California Electronic Filing Rules

12 rules from official source documents

Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions. This page is scoped to Eastern District of California; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

Applies to
Notice of request to seal

Notice of Request to Seal Document(s) must be filed electronically pursuant to Local Rule 141.

Pursuant to Local Rule 141, a Notice of Request to Seal Document(s) must be filed electronically.

Judge Daniel J. CalabrettaCRITICAL
Applies to
Pretrial statement

Joint Pretrial Statements must be emailed as Word documents to DJCorders@caed.uscourts.gov.

must also be emailed as a Word document to: DJCorders@caed.uscourts.gov.

Judge Daniel J. CalabrettaCRITICAL
Applies to
Notice of submission of confidential settlement statement

Notice of Submission of Confidential Settlement Statement must be electronically filed.

The Notice of Submission of Confidential Settlement Statement shall be electronically filed with the Court pursuant to Local Rule 270 (d) (Fed. R. Civ. P. 16).

Magistrate Judge Stanley A. BooneCRITICAL
Applies to
Notice of request to seal

Notice of Request to Seal must be filed electronically.

Pursuant to Local Rule 141, a Notice of Request to Seal Document(s) shall be filed electronically.

Magistrate Judge Stanley A. BooneCRITICAL
Applies to
Proposed order

Proposed orders must be submitted via email to WBSorders@caed.uscourts.gov in Microsoft Word format.

As required by the rules, counsel shall submit via email to WBSorders@caed.uscourts.gov the proposed order accompanying any application, request, stipulation or motion in Microsoft Word format.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbCRITICAL
Applies to
Notice of lodging

Notice of Lodging for Administrative Records and large quantity documents must be e-filed separately, detailing lodged items, content description, and index.

In addition, the parties shall e-file a "Notice of Lodging" (as a separate docket entry) of the Administrative Record, any other large quantity document, audios or videos indicating what has been lodged with the court, a description of its contents (i.e. files, deposition transcripts, folders, etc.), along with an index.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbCRITICAL

Box App is permitted for submitting large quantity documents not e-filed via CM/ECF.

Use of the Box App is mainly for the submission of large quantity documents (i.e. exhibits, audio/videos clips, deposition transcripts, Administrative Records, etc.) that have not been e-filed through CM/ECF.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbCRITICAL
Applies to
Waiver of defendant presence request

Counsel must e-file the waiver of defendant's presence request and proposed order, which must include defendant and attorney signatures.

Counsel shall e-file the document and proposed order as a request, to include the defendant and the attorney's signature.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbCRITICAL
Applies to
Exhibits

Electronic filing is not required for Administrative Records and large quantity documents unless counsel chooses to file electronically.

Due to the lodging of these types of documents, no electronic filing of said documents is required, unless counsel choose to do so.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbINFO
Applies to
Exhibits

Parties may use Box app to upload large quantity documents directly to chambers without e-filing through CM/ECF.

The "Box" app also allows parties to upload large quantity documents (i.e. exhibits, deposition transcripts, audios, videos, Administrative Records, etc.) directly to Judge Shubb's chambers through the use of a link, without having to e-file the documents through CM/ECF.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbINFO

Large quantity documents may be mailed to the courthouse on flashdrive, DVD, or CD.

Large quantity documents can also be mailed to the courthouse at the address listed above in the form of a flashdrive, DVD or CD as noted in the paragraph above.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbINFO
Applies to
Deposition transcript excerpt

Excerpts of deposition transcripts may be e-filed with motion pleadings per Local Rule 133(j).

Counsel shall adhere to Local Rule 133(j). Excerpts of deposition transcripts may be e-filed with the court in support of motion pleadings.

Senior Judge William B. ShubbINFO
Common questions about Eastern District of California electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Notice of Request to Seal Document(s) must be filed electronically pursuant to Local Rule 141.

View ruleSource: page 5, section I. LAW AND MOTION - A. Requests for Sealing

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Joint Pretrial Statements must be emailed as Word documents to DJCorders@caed.uscourts.gov.

View ruleSource: page 6, section V. TRIAL - A. Pretrial Statements and Final Pretrial Conference

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Proposed orders must be submitted via email to WBSorders@caed.uscourts.gov in Microsoft Word format.

View ruleSource: page 9, section General

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Notice of Lodging for Administrative Records and large quantity documents must be e-filed separately, detailing lodged items, content description, and index.

View ruleSource: page 9, section General

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Box App is permitted for submitting large quantity documents not e-filed via CM/ECF.

View ruleSource: page 11, section I. CIVIL CALENDAR INFORMATION

Is electronic filing required in Eastern District of California?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Counsel must e-file the waiver of defendant's presence request and proposed order, which must include defendant and attorney signatures.

View ruleSource: page 15, section Waiver of Defendant's Presence (at a hearing)