14th Judicial Circuit Court, Mercer County, Illinois Electronic Filing Rules
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Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Until mandatory paper filings are eliminated, an item served by email must still be filed with the Circuit Clerk as an original paper copy with original signatures unless it was e-filed under permissive e-filing.
Until such time as e-filing requirements eliminate mandatory paper filings with the clerk, if a donation is served by email, original paper copies with original signatures must still be filed with the Circuit Clerk (unless the document was e-filed under permissive e-filing).
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Until mandatory paper filing ends, email-served documents must also be filed with the Circuit Clerk as original signed paper copies unless they were e-filed under permissive e-filing.
Until such time as e-filing requirements eliminate mandatory paper filings with the clerk, if a donation is served by email, original paper copies with original signatures must still be filed with the Circuit Clerk (unless the document was e-filed under permissive e-filing).
Is electronic filing required in 14th Judicial Circuit Court, Mercer County, Illinois?
Until mandatory paper filings are eliminated, an item served by email must still be filed with the Circuit Clerk as an original paper copy with original signatures unless it was e-filed under permissive e-filing.
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