How will the ePortal provide access to filings once the Clerk accepts them?

The ePortal provides access to filings "in progress" only. Once the filing is accepted and filed in the local Case Maintenance System, this becomes the official court record just like the current paper process. Original filings are retained at the portal for a brief period and then removed.


Access to filed documents is provided through Secured Courts Online Record Search System (SCORSS).

Secured Courts Online Record Search System.

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1. Who can register to use the ePortal?
2. How do I register for an account?
3. How do I set up an administrator account?
4. Can a non-lawyer be the law firm administrator?
5. My firm has several locations. Can we have a law firm administrator for each location?
6. Is eFiling mandatory?
7. Do I still need to submit the original document to the Clerk?
8. What document types does the ePortal support?
9. What are the formatting requirements for a document?
10. How do I transmit my attachments and exhibits?
11. What do I do with my cover letter?
12. What do I do with my proposed order?
13. Can I file multiple pleadings?
14. How do I sign an electronic document?
15. What is the cutoff for a document to be deemed filed on a certain day?
16. Will there be a charge to use the ePortal?
17. How do I know my documents have been eFiled?
18. How do I obtain certified copies?
19. How will the ePortal provide access to filings once the Clerk accepts them?
20. I need assistance with my ePortal account. Whom do I contact?
21. Why was my filing sent to the Pending Queue and what do I do now?
22. How do I file my summons and retrieve my summons after it is processed?
23. How do I pay filing and other service fees?
24. How do I e-file if I am an Out-Of-State Attorney?
25. Do I need to submit supporting documents to the clerk's office?