eFiling makes it easier, faster and more efficient to submit legal documents to California courts. Instead of filing paperwork in person, attorneys and litigants can now upload documents electronically. This system streamlines the filing process, reduces wait times, and provides instant confirmation of submission.

Each California court has its own eFiling rules, including which case types are eligible and whether eFiling is mandatory or optional. While most civil, probate, and family law cases support eFiling, some criminal and juvenile matters may still require in-person filing. 

Once submitted, filings are reviewed by the court, and you’ll receive a notification once they are accepted or rejected.