Which documents are exempt from eFiling?

Rather than specifying documents that *cannot* be eFiled, this court has listed documents that are not subject to mandatory eFiling.

• Documents ordered by the court as exempt from eFiling
• Documents and other materials that are not feasibly converted to electronic form
• Documents lodged provisionally under seal or as confidential documents
• Original documents required for a proceeding, including:
  • Bench warrants
  • Subpoenaed documents
  • Affidavits re real property of small value
  • Bonds
  • Undertakings
  • Financial documents submitted by a private professional conservator
  • Letters (probate, guardianship, conservatorship)
  • Wills and codicils (for filing or safekeeping)
  • Orders to deposit money and receipt of depository

Although not required, the following are encouraged to be eFiled:
 

• Documents with jurisdictional time limits, including:
  • Notices of Appeal
  • Motions for New Trial
  • Motions for JNOV
  • Motions to quash service for personal jurisdiction
  • Petitions for writs taken from local court determination