Hanover General District Court, Virginia Electronic Filing Rules
2 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Payment plan
Payment plans cannot be initiated online; defendants generally must request, complete, and sign DC-210 at the Clerk’s office, while qualifying defendants who live more than 50 miles away may request one by U.S. mail.
Payment plans CANNOT be initiated online. Defendants must come to the Clerk’s office to request, complete, and sign the form DC-210. The DC-210 is an agreement that is used to inform the defendant of the amount that is owed for fines and court costs. The defendant is required to sign Part I (Order for Payment Agreement) for the DC-210, Acknowledgement of Suspension of Driver’s License when requesting a deferred payment plan. All fines and costs subject to default or collection from Hanover General District Court may be incorporated into one payment plan. Defendants who properly demonstrate they reside more than 50 miles from the courthouse are eligible to request a payment plan via US mail.
Criminal cases
- Applies to
- Payment agreement
Payment agreements may not be set up online.
Payment Agreements may not be set up online.
Is electronic filing required in Hanover General District Court, Virginia?
No. Electronic filing is prohibited for the covered filings. Payment plans cannot be initiated online; defendants generally must request, complete, and sign DC-210 at the Clerk’s office, while qualifying defendants who live more than 50 miles away may request one by U.S. mail.
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