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This site lets you electronically deliver documents to the courts that do not usually permit electronic filing. For more detailed information, view the EDDS Rules, AO/253/2022, the EDDS FAQ page, or the EDDS User Manual.
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The Electronic Document Delivery System (EDDS) provides a secure and efficient way for agencies, attorneys, and litigants to send essential documents to the court. Users do not need an account to use EDDS; Documents must be submitted as a PDF file; Currently, EDDS can be used to file certain papers in specific courts
The Electronic Document Delivery System (EDDS) was developed to ensure access to New York’s courts for approved proceedings during the COVID-19 pandemic. EDDS provides secure and efficient electronic delivery of documents, eliminating the need for physical contact at the courthouse.
Each Family Court will identify their targeted EDDS document submitters (i.e., attorneys, litigants, presentment agencies, probation departments, treatment service providers, etc.) and provide them with the following instructions on how to electronically submit documents.
1. EDDS May be Used to File Papers with Certain Courts: At the direction of the Chief Administrative Judge, during the COVID-19 public health crisis EDDS can be used to deliver documents for filing with certain courts— including some Family Courts, Criminal Courts,
The following step-by-step instructions are to guide document submitters in Supreme Court civil cases (i.e., attorneys, litigants, court-appointed fiduciaries, etc.) on how to electronically submit documents via EDDS. Step 1: Welcome (back to top) Go to the Electronic Document Delivery System webpage at:
For most Family Courts, you can submit your petition in person, online through the Electronic Document Delivery System (EDDS) or New York State Courts Electronic Filing (NYSCEF), or by mail. If you are not sure which method you can use, contact the Family Court directly.
