Uvalde County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
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Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Efile sends a signed copy of the order only to the party who requested the setting, so that party must circulate it to the others.
Efile will not send a signed copy of any order to any party other than the party requesting the setting.
The deemed-received rule for fax and email communications does not cover filing documents with the District Clerk unless the Clerk has implemented an Electronic Filing Plan.
This does not include filing documents with the District Clerk, unless the District Clerk has implemented an Electronic Filing Plan.
Is electronic filing required in Uvalde County District Court, Texas?
Judge Kelley T. Kimble: Efile sends a signed copy of the order only to the party who requested the setting, so that party must circulate it to the others.
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