E-Filing Process: Step-by-Step Guide for Alameda County Courts
Simplify your e-filing experience with this comprehensive step-by-step guide for Alameda County court filings. Learn how to choose an EFSP, create an account, submit documents, and more. Discover the benefits of e-filing over fax filing and explore the eCourt Public Portal for seamless access to filed documents and court notifications.
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The e-filing Process: Step by Step
Step 1: Step 1: Choose an e-filing Service Provider (EFSP) from the Alameda County court s website
Step 2: Step 2: Create an account with the chosen EFSP
Step 3: Step 3: Submit documents through EFSP account to the court. You will need to provide certain information depending on the type of filing.
Step 4: Step 4: Wait to receive notification from EFSP that documents have been submitted to the court Wait to receive notification from EFSP that documents have been submitted to the court
Step 5: Step 5: Log into EFSP account to view and download filed documents, any court notices and receipt
Comparison: Fax Filing vs e Comparison: Fax Filing vs e- -filing filing Fax Filing Mandatory cover sheet required No attorney account available Required to provide credit card number with each transaction Have to rely on fax confirmation to confirm receipt of fax filing Have to wait and rely on court to return filed stamped cover sheets and receipt Have to contact the court to reconcile credit card charges e-filing No cover sheet required Can have an EFSP account Can use credit card on file in EFSP account Will receive email and/or text notifications about efiling during the filing process Can retrieve filed stamped documents, notices and receipts from EFSP account Can verify and retrieve credit card charges by case
eCourt Public Portal Home Page eCourt Public Portal Home Page
Court Reservations Page Court Reservations Page
Make a Reservation Make a Reservation
Make a Reservation Make a Reservation
Search Page Search Page
Name Search Page Name Search Page
Calendar Search Page Calendar Search Page
Case Search Page Case Search Page
Case Payment Search Page Case Payment Search Page
Document Download Page Document Download Page
Comparison: Comparison: DomainWeb DomainWeb vs vs eCourt eCourt Public Portal Public Portal eCourt Public Portal Account required to access services Elevated access for parties of record with email validation Can make online payments for outstanding fees Can make online hearing reservations for motions Can track My Reservations, My Paid Documents and My Paid Receipts in My Account in the portal DomainWeb No account required to access services Cannot make online payments Cannot make hearing reservations Cannot track paid documents and/or receipts
