Golden Valley County District Court, Montana Electronic Filing Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
The filer is responsible for ensuring that the original is timely received and filed by the Clerk.
The party filing the telefaxed or electronic document shall be responsible to assure the original is timely received and filed by the Clerk.
CRITICAL
Except for documents containing only the attorney’s signature, the filer must mail the original to the Clerk by first-class mail on the transmission date.
All other parties telefaxing or electronically submitting a document shall, on the date of the transmission, mail the original of the document to the Clerk of Court by first class mail.
WARNING
Documents that may be filed by mail may instead be submitted by telefax or electronic transmission under the stated procedure.
Any document which may be filed by mail may be submitted by telefax or electronic transmission using the following procedure.
WARNING
Documents and filings containing only the attorney’s signature may be filed via fax or email, and the original will no longer need to be filed.
Documents and filings containing only the attorney’s signature may be filed via fax or email, and the original will no longer need to be filed.
Is electronic filing required in Golden Valley County District Court, Montana?
The filer is responsible for ensuring that the original is timely received and filed by the Clerk.
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