Island County Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Pleadings and other papers
Pleadings and other papers must be filed with the Clerk, not the Court Administrator’s office or the judge, and may be filed electronically or by facsimile under the cited rules.
The filing of pleadings and other papers with the court shall be made by filing the originals with the Clerk of the Court as provided in these rules, and not the Court Administrator’s office or the judge. E-Filing and Facsimile Filing of Pleadings with Clerk. Documents, including pleadings, may be filed with the Clerk by electronic filing (e-file) or facsimile transmission (telefax) in accordance with GR 17 and GR 30.
- Applies to
- Exhibit list
The electronic MS Word-compatible exhibit-list version must be emailed to the specified Clerk address.
The electronic MS Word (or compatible) version shall be submitted via email to: islandcountyclerk@islandcountywa.gov.
- Applies to
- Exhibit list
The electronic MS Word or compatible exhibit list must be emailed to the Clerk at the stated address.
The electronic MS Word (or compatible) version shall be submitted via email to islandcountyclerk@islandcountywa.gov.
Is electronic filing required in Island County Superior Court?
Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Pleadings and other papers must be filed with the Clerk, not the Court Administrator’s office or the judge, and may be filed electronically or by facsimile under the cited rules.
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