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New York State Unified Court System. NEW YORK STATE COURT OF CLAIMS. Home; Accessibility (ADA) E-filing. Instructions; NYSCEF Filing Page
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NYSCEF is a program that permits the filing of legal papers by electronic means with the County Clerk or appropriate court and offers electronic service of papers in those cases. Before filing, view the authorized courts and case types for NYSCEF. To e-file without an attorney, visit our Unrepresented Litigants website.
2 wrz 2015 · To e-file your court papers you need: to be able to scan the court papers into a pdf after they are signed and notarized; an email address; a computer with internet access; Visa or Mastercard; There is no extra cost to e-file. How do I e-file my court papers? To e-file, make an account at NYSCEF, the court's online e-filing system.
Log-in to E-file. If you are ready to e-file your court papers, choose the court you want to file in below. After logging in, you will need to choose your court again, and choose whether you are starting a case or filing into an existing case. Appellate Court. Court of Claims. Family. NYC Civil Court. Supreme Civil Court. Surrogate's Court.
E-filing is a way to file and serve court papers through the internet. Unrepresented litigants may choose to e-file court papers online using the statewide NYSCEF system. If you and the other side both e-file, all future papers in the case are delivered (served and filed) through NYSCEF.
NYSCEF (New York State Courts Electronic Filing) is New York Courts' e-filing system. You can use NYSCEF to electronically file court papers depending on the court and the case type. NYSCEF portal for attorneys; NYSCEF portal for unrepresented litigants; NYSCEF Resource Center for help
