E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 State US Federal Courts

E-Filing Information Links US Federal Courts Electronic Filing (CM/ECF) information is located at: http://www.uscourts.gov/courtrecords/electronicfiling-cmecf

AL

AlaFile is implemented statewide (http://efile.alacourt.gov ) Quick links for Appellate and Trial Courts E-Filing plus rules is available at: http://judicial.alabama.gov/ The project website: http://courts.alaska.gov/lynx/ and with milestones, schedule and FAQ listed at: http://courts.alaska.gov/lynx/lynx.htm#schedule

AK

AZ AR CA

CO

CN

The E-filing project is called AZTurboCourt and the project information page is available at: http://www.azcourts.gov/azturbocourtinformation/ The eFile project web page is: https://courts.arkansas.gov/administration/acap/efile Individual courts have E-filing installed in California. We have identified the following courts: Orange, LA (small claims), SF, Sacramento, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, 1st, 2nd, and 4th District Court of Appeals. Tyler Odyssey e-FileCA (http://www.odysseyefileca.com/ ) lists Superior Courts in Fresno, Kern, Kings, Merced, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara as operational as of January, 2016. They list Alameda, Calaveras, Monterey, Orange, San Diego, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz as joining in the near future. A statewide AOC built system called ICCES was implemented in 2012. They are rolling out Criminal case E-filing starting in late 2015. The project web site is: https://www.courts.state.co.us/Administration/Unit.cf m?Unit=efile AOC built E-filing for civil cases. Their E-Services website is: http://www.jud.ct.gov/external/super/EServices/efile/ Effective January 1, 2016 they have made E-Filing mandatory for all non-exempt attorneys in their Appellate Courts.

Funding The US Federal Courts do not charge for E-filing. However, there are fees for Electronic Public Access for documents, name search and others listed in this document: https://www.pacer.gov/documents/epa_feesch ed.pdf $150 set up fee + monthly fee of $84 (1 user), $104 (2-5 users), $134 (6+ users) No fee

Intresys’ e-filing contract. Fee per document filed. $100 set up fee + $20 per filing Various

Fee per filing of $6 - $7.50. Case history search $10.

No fee

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 DL

Delaware eFLEX system is used for the Court of Common Pleas and Justice of the Peace Court. CaseFileXpress is used in the Supreme Court, Court of Chancery, and Superior Court. The E-filing project web page is: http://courts.delaware.gov/efiling/

DC

E-filing is available in Probate, Civil, Tax, and FamilyJuvenile Division. They use CaseFileXpress The program web page is: http://www.dccourts.gov/internet/legal/efiling.jsf Florida Court Clerks Statewide E-filing system portal is located at: https://www.myflcourtaccess.com/ The project status page at: http://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/technology/efilinginfostatus.shtml The Georgia Superior Court Clerk's Cooperative Authority has implemented a statewide portal project at: https://efile.gsccca.org/Home.aspx A list of participating counties is located there.

FL

GA

Contract with File & ServeXpress Supreme Court - View, print, download documents: Parties- $15 per document + $1.50 per page; Non-parties $40 per document Court of Common Pleas & Justice of the Peace Tech fee: $1.25 per main document CaseFileXpress fee ($15.00) + a (3% + $1) processing fee Credit Cards = 3% of Filing Fee; Electronic Check = $3 flat rate

Odyssey eFileGA - EFO = $7.00; Service Only = $3.00; EF&S = $7.00; plus any court costs; as well as a convenience fee ranging from 2.75% 3.50% calculated on all fees.

Additional E-filing services are provided at the Odyssey eFileGA service. Information is available at: http://www.odysseyefilega.com/ There is also PEACHCOURT that provides eFiling and document access services. Their website is: https://www.peachcourt.com/

GU HI

ID

And they have I-CAN self-help available at: http://www.legalican.com/georgia The Supreme Court of Guam has E-Filing. Their web site is: http://www.guamsupremecourt.com/Efiling/efile.html Judiciary Electronic Filing and Service System (JEFS) statewide system web page is: http://www.courts.state.hi.us/legal_references/efiling. html The Hawaii Supreme Court and the Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals take electronic filings as of September 27, 2010. The Hawaii State District Courts take electronic filings on criminal cases as of August 13, 2012. As part of their iCourt project, they have implemented mandatory E-Filing in Twin Falls County starting on January 11, 2016. The overview web page is: http://icourt.idaho.gov/efileoverview According to the project timeline they are planning for full implementation by the end of 2017.

No fee

There are no additional fees for utilizing File and Serve. There is, however, a convenience fee that is assessed to cover the credit card processing fees.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 IL

Illinois Supreme Court approved E-filing standards in October, 2012. The http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/ website currently lists availability in the following courts as of January, 2016. They are: Supreme Court, Circuit Courts in Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Lake, Madison, McHenry, Montgomery, Moultrie, Sangamon, St. Clair, Will, and Winnebago counties. The E-Business Electronic Filing project web page with more detailed information is available at: http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/EBusiness/Electronic_Fili ng.asp

Credit card convenience fees

IN

According to the Statewide E-Filing web page (http://www.in.gov/judiciary/4267.htm ) “The Indiana Supreme Court is implementing a statewide e-filing system that will allow cases to be filed entirely online, reducing the need for costly paper copies, postage and trips to the clerk's office. The project was announced in 2014, and the first courts will be up-and-running with the new system in 2015. It is anticipated that e-filing will be implemented statewide by the end of 2018.”

Uses 3 providers (GreenFiling, doxpop, Efile incourts.gov) with various fees for various services

A project timeline page is available at: http://www.in.gov/judiciary/4273.htm IA

KS

KY

According to their eFiling web page: http://www.iowacourts.gov/eFiling/Overview/ , as of June 30, 2015 every county district court is accepting electronic filing for all matters. In addition, efiling is beginning in the Appellate Court on January 21, 2016 (http://www.iowacourts.gov/wfdata/frame74721235/File199.pdf ) Kansas tracks e-filing implementation on this web page: http://www.kscourts.org/Cases-and-Opinions/Efiling/default.asp A significant number of courts have implemented e-Filing and the Supreme and Court of Appeals made it mandatory as of 11/2/2015. As of November 18, 2015, eFiling is available in all 120 counties in the state. The project was initiated in December, 2013. The project web page including implementation timeline and training is at: http://courts.ky.gov/efiling/Pages/default.aspx

Credit card convenience fees

Credit card convenience fees

Credit card convenience fees

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 LA

ME

E-Filing systems are implemented in the following courts: · Louisiana Supreme Court (https://cdx.lasc.org/) · Court of Appeal – First Circuit (https://eclerk2.la-fcca.org/) · Court of Appeal – Fourth Circuit – pilot – (https://ecourt.la4th.org/login.aspx) · Court of Appeal – Fifth Circuit (https://ecourt.fifthcircuit.org/eFilingInfo.aspx ) · Jefferson Parish Clerk of Court (http://www.jpclerkofcourt.us/courts/24thjudicial-district-court/e-filing/)

Supreme Court: $100 (writ) / $50 (other)

Maine Probate Court (http://www.maineprobate.net/index.html) has implemented EZ-File at: https://www.maineprobate.net/EFiling/default.aspx?Re turnUrl=%2fefiling

$15 million bond for new electronic courts system authorized by legislature (HB 1281 of 2014).

Courts of Appeal: $5.00 EFiling surcharges

CJ Saufley called for a $15 million dollar bond to support E-filing in 2/14: http://goo.gl/AwRJ3A MD

E-filing is being implemented as part of the Tyler Odyssey / Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) program. The E-filing website is located at: http://www.courts.state.md.us/mdec/efiling.html E-Filing in District Court in Prince George’s County has been implemented for Landlord & Tenant matters. See: http://www.courts.state.md.us/district/efile/efilemain. html

Convenience fee 3.5%

MS

A contract has been awarded for a joint efiling initiative for both appellate courts and the trial court. The contract calls for six initial pilots, three in the appellate courts and three in the trial court. Presently Appellate pilots are operational in the Supreme Judicial Court, and the SJC Suffolk County Court, and in the Trial Court in the Worcester Division of the District Court and the Brighton Division of the Boston Municipal Court. The final pilots will soon be launched in the Appeals Court and the Essex Division of the Probate and Family Court.

No fees

Also, the Supreme Judicial Court has issued Electronic Filing Pilot Project rules that will took effect on February 25, 2015. (http://www.mass.gov/courts/case-legalres/rules-of-court/sjc/efiling-order.html )

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 MI

Legislation passed in the Michigan legislature in 12/15 E-Filing is currently available in the following courts: · Michigan Supreme Court (TrueFiling https://goo.gl/4PrttX ) · Michigan Court of Appeals (also TrueFiling http://courts.mi.gov/courts/coa/efiling/pages/e -filing.aspx ) · Third Judicial Circuit (https://www.3rdcc.org/eFiling.aspx ) · Sixth Judicial Circuit (https://www.oakgov.com/clerkrod/Pages/efili ng/default.aspx ) · Thirteenth Judicial Circuit (http://www.13thcircuitcourt.org/175/E-Filing ) · Sixteenth Judicial Circuit (http://circuitcourt.macombgov.org/circuitcour t-efiling ) · Twentieth Judicial Circuit (https://www.miottawa.org/Departments/Coun tyClerk/CourtRecords/efiling.htm )

MN

MS

MO

HB 5028 of 2015: Set the e-filing fee at $25 for actions filed in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Court of Claims, circuit court, and probate court; and require the fee to be $5, $15, or $20 for district court actions, depending on several factors.

Started statewide E-filing roll-out in 2012. The system is hosted by Tyler Technologies and is located at: https://minnesota.tylerhost.net/ The project status page is located at: http://www.mncourts.gov/File-a-Case/File-in-A-DistrictTrial-Court/eFSRollout.aspx E-filing is being implemented as part of the Mississippi Electronic Courts (MEC) project. The project web page is located at: https://courts.ms.gov/mec/mec.html Registration form: https://courts.ms.gov/mec/MEC%20PAMEC%20registra ion%20form%20072012.pdf Usage costs: https://courts.ms.gov/mec/news_PAMECFees.pdf

$2 Technology Fee on most filings, shared with Tyler Technologies

Statewide E-filing implementation has been completed. Their project web page is: http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=46542 The schedule web page showing court by court implementation is: http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=46524 . FAQ page with cost information: http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=46525

No additional cost during the pilot phase for using the E-filing system. “However, there is a 50-cent processing fee to pay a filing fee with an electronic check and a 3 percent processing fee when using a credit card (minimum $1 charge). There is no fee associated with using the court debit account.”

$10 registration and annual renewal fee to participate in the system. Usage costs billed at a rate of $.20 per page for viewing documents. It is billed on a quarterly basis.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 MT

NE

NV

State E-Filing web page is: http://courts.mt.gov/efile Implementation has been completed for the Supreme Court and is continuing in the District Courts. http://courts.mt.gov/portals/113/efile/docs/coprules.pdf Statewide implementation. The Court’s E-Services web page is located at: http://supremecourt.ne.gov/eservices An informational video is posted at: https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/13606/efilingeservice-enotice-informational-video Case search information web page: https://www.nebraska.gov/justicecc/ccname.cgi E-Filing is available at: · Nevada Supreme Court (https://efile.nvsupremecourt.us/ ) FAQ (https://efile.nvsupremecourt.us/faqs.jsp ) · Clark County – Las Vegas Township Justice and Eighth Judicial District Court (http://www.clarkcountycourts.us/clerk/electro nic-filing.html ) · Washoe County – Second Judicial District (https://www.washoecourts.com/index.cfm?pa ge=eflex&td=information )

No filing/convenience fees are charged during the initial three year pilot program. However this may change after the end of that time period. Annual subscription fee is $50 for 10 users. An additional $50 is charged for every 10 additional users added to the account. Payment is made via Direct Bank Debit (ACH) method. They also charge $15 per search fee for information on up to 30 cases even if no results are found. Las Vegas Township Justice Court has a charge of $2.50 for each E-filed document, $4.50 per document for E-filing with service, and $3.00 for service only. Alternatively one can E-File documents free of charge at the scanning stations located in the Civil Law Self-Help Center. The Eighth Judicial District Court charges $3.50 for E-file only, $4.50 for E-filing with service and no fee for service only. Document access is charged either by a per document retrieval fee or by annual subscription. The fees are $12 per document, $70 per month or $700 per year for unlimited access.

NH

Project website: http://www.courts.state.nh.us/nh-ecourt-project/index.htm Implementation status web page: http://www.courts.state.nh.us/circuitcourt/efilingcourt s.htm

Washoe County has a subscription of $300 per year for unlimited transactions including “global case view”. “Standard account” has no fee per transaction but only access to the case in which the person is an active party or an attorney of record. There are no E-filing fees to use the “File & Serve” system however there is a credit card processing fee that vary by court. Self-represented use “Turbo Court” that accepts credit cards for filing fees.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 NJ

Statewide JEFIS for special civil cases and foreclosures is implemented. See: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/jefis/index.htm Appellate Division eFiling System (NJ eDATA) us available at: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/appdiv/eDATA/ Tax Court of New Jersey http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/taxcourt/ , help page is located at: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/WebHelpTaxCourt/eCo urtsTax_Court-eFiling.htm

E-filing via JEFIS is free. Only standard filing fees apply. NJ eDATA does not have a user fee. Again standard document filing fees apply (http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/appdiv/eDAT A/List%20of%20Fees.pdf ) Neither does the Tax Court charge for E-filing.

NM

E-filing services page for their statewide implementation is located at: http://www.nmcourts.com/efiling/

NY

New York Courts E-filing (NYSCEF) implemented in a number of courts. See: https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/HomePage An implementation list is provided at: https://iappscontent.courts.state.ny.us/NYSCEF/live/au thorizedForEfiling.htm

NC

Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Electronic Filing website is located at: https://www.ncappellatecourts.org/

New Mexico charges $10 for electronic file and serve, $6 for electronic file only, and $4 for service only with an unlimited number of recipients. There are no credit card payment fees for e-filing but there are for case document filings. “Nothing. There is no fee for use of the system – whether for filing documents, accessing the e–docket, serving documents through NYSCEF, or printing documents from it, irrespective of the number of documents involved – though regular filing fees must of course be paid.” https://iappscontent.courts.state.ny.us/NYSCEF /live/faq.htm There were no fees found for the NC Supreme Court and Court of Appeals or Pilot Test E-Filing systems.

Trial Courts E-filing pilot system website is located at: https://www.efiling.nccourts.org/ and is limited to Alamance, Chowan, Davidson and Wake counties. North Carolina Business Court: http://www.ncbusinesscourt.net/New/app2efile/ ND

E-filing project website: http://www.ndcourts.gov/cle/ Tyler hosting link: https://northdakota.tylerhost.net/ (JMc 2/13)

There are no additional fees for E-filing in addition to normal filing costs as defined in their Court Fee Schedule. However there are costs of $10 for civil and criminal record searches.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 OH

Supreme Court e-Filing website is: https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/Clerk/eFiling/ Trial courts with E-filing include Franklin, Montgomery, Cuyahoga, Summit, Hamilton, and Wayne counties as well as Cleveland Municipal Court.

OK

OR

PA

Oklahoma has completed the initial requirements and design and the documents are under review pending revisions and approval. They are targeting one or two pilot counties on line by the 3rd or 4th quarter of 2016. E-filing court rules: http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocume nt.asp?CiteID=466069 E-filing web page is at: http://courts.oregon.gov/OJD/OnlineServices/OJDeFilin g/Pages/index.aspx The following counties have implemented: Benton, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook, Curry, Deschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, Hood River, Jackson, Jefferson, Josephine, Klamath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Sherman, Tillamook, Wasco, Wheeler and Yamhill. PACfile’s web page is: https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/AttorneyServices.aspx

Each county / trial court sets their own fee schedule. A couple of examples. Franklin County Common Pleas Court has no additional fee for E-filing. Montgomery County adds a 2% convenience fee at the time of E-filing. Cuyahoga does not charge any additional fees for E-filing but does charge a convenience fee for credit card usage. The program is not operational at this time.

No, there are no fees for using File & Serve. The only fees that users will encounter are statutory filing fees.

“Applicable filing fees shall be paid electronically through procedures established by the appellate courts and the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, and at the same time and in the same amount as required by statute, court rule or order. In addition to the filing fees now applicable, an online payment convenience fee for use of the PACFile system shall be imposed.” Upon submitting a payment through this site, users will be assessed a non-refundable convenience fee of $2.75 for each transaction submitted. On August 1, a non-waivable late payment penalty of $150.00 will be added to the registration fee. Continued failure to register will result in a second non-waivable late payment penalty of $150.00 being added to the delinquent account on September 1.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 RI

The statewide E-filing page is: https://www.courts.ri.gov/efiling//Pages/default.aspx

SC

The statewide E-filing page is: http://www.judicial.state.sc.us/efiling/

SD

E-filing is part of the Tyler Technologies Odyssey system. The project web page is: http://ujs.sd.gov/Odyssey_System/

TN

On November 6, 2015, the Tennessee Supreme Court adopted a revised Rule 46, which will help pave the way for electronic filing of cases in the state appellate courts. The report from the Task Force on Electronic Filing in the Appellate Courts to the Supreme Court is available at: http://www.tsc.state.tn.us/sites/default/files/efilingreportandrecommendations2-14-06.pdf Shelby County - https://efile.shelbycountytn.gov/

In addition to the filing fees of the respective courts, there will be an additional one-time fee that shall be assessed on all civil cases when using Odyssey File and Serve. The additional fee is broken down as follows: $17.50 electronic filing fee to be remitted to Tyler Technologies; $3.25 technology surcharge to be remitted to the Judiciary; and a convenience (credit card) fee which is 3.25% of the amount of the transaction, which includes the filing fee, civil case processing fee to Tyler Technology, and the technology surcharge. “A technology fee is added to all transactions that require a filing fee. Any transaction with fees will also incur charges from SCGov for payment processing. All fees may be reviewed on the Review and Approve Filing page prior to submission.” The E-Filing Technology Fees schedule is listed at: http://www.sccourts.org/efiling/technologyFee s.cfm Yes, a debit or credit card is required to pay for e-filing and statutory fees / costs. We accept all major credit cards. A 3.5% processing fee is added to the total amount to cover the credit card processing fees. If you do not have a debit or credit card, you will need to deliver your documents to the appropriate Clerk of Court office for filing. A waiver for an initial filing must be submitted over the counter with the Clerk’s office for a judge to decide whether you have to pay the fees. If your request for a waiver of statutory fees and costs is approved, your documents will be filed by the clerk. All case initiations, petitions and post judgement filings processed through the Shelby County E-File website require payment of filing fees. These filing fees must be paid with a credit card or e-check at time of filing. The fee amount may or may not be presented at time of filing. Use of the website constitutes your consent to process or charge the credit card or e-check you supply. Shelby County charges a “Convenience Fee for online payments will be 3.5% starting July 1, 2015”

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 TX

In December 2012, the Texas Supreme Court mandated e-filing in civil matters. Today, all 254 Texas counties, the Supreme Court, the Court of Criminal Appeals and the 14 Courts of Appeal use e-filing. Out of 254 counties, 62 are mandatory meaning attorneys are no longer able to file paper documents at the clerk's counter. E-filing in all other counties will become mandatory on a graduated schedule through July 1, 2016. http://www.efiletexas.gov/ The list of service providers is located at: http://www.efiletexas.gov/service-providers.htm Each EFSP vendor is listed along with their costs and fees on this website.

UT

VT

The statewide E-filing web page is: http://www.utcourts.gov/efiling/

The statewide E-filing (eCabinet) web page is: https://www.vermontjudiciary.org/MasterPages/eservi ces-efiling.aspx

Texas uses a portal system with Electronic Filing Service Providers (EFSP). The portal itself provides a free service. There are also currently seven additional EFSP’s that have free e-filing options listed. These vendors along with four others also have additional services. For example, the “filetime” EFSP lists a free, $2.99 plan and a $3.99 plan at: http://www.efiletexas.gov/ServiceProviders/FileTime.htm And GreenFiling shows a “Starter” $1 per filing plan and additional monthly options at: http://www.efiletexas.gov/ServiceProviders/GreenFiling.htm Utah provides a government filing portal at no cost for Governmental Filers. But they alternatively allows for Electronic Filing Service providers. A list of certified providers is located at: https://www.utcourts.gov/efiling/providers.ht ml?site=popup The Utah State Bar is one EFSP and they charge $5 per individual filing or various annual subscription fees of for example $270 per year for 1-4 attorneys. Other options are listed on their web page at: http://www.utahbar.org/members/utah-statebar-e-filing-information/ Green Filing and Judicia Link are two other EFSP’s listed. There is no additional charge for E-filing in Vermont.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 VA

VJEFS - In April of 2013, OES successfully launched the Virginia Judiciary Electronic Filing System (VJEFS) as a pilot in Norfolk Circuit Court (http://icourt.info/efiling.html ). VJEFS is now installed in the following Circuit Courts: Bedford, Bristol, Caroline, Chesapeake, Danville, Dickenson, Dinwiddie, Fredericksburg, Hanover, Isle of Wight, Lee, Montgomery, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Prince William, Pulaski, Richmond City, Roanoke City, Roanoke County, Rockingham/Harrisonburg, Smyth, Staunton, Tazewell, Washington, Williamsburg/James City County.

WA

In addition, Arlington County has “Project Paperless”. The website is: http://courts.arlingtonva.us/circuitcourt/project-paperless/ E-Filing is implemented in the following courts: · Supreme Court fax and e-mail filing (since 1997) - http://goo.gl/UwwRKf · Court of Appeals - https://goo.gl/84x1v8 · Chelan County http://www.co.chelan.wa.us/scc/scc_electronic _filing.htm · King County http://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/Clerk/EFiling.aspx · Pierce County https://linxonline.co.pierce.wa.us/linxweb/Mai n.cfm Statewide Tyler Odyssey CMS project web page is: http://www.courts.wa.gov/?fa=home.sub&org=sccms&l ayout=2

WV

The state’s E-filing web pages is at: http://www.courtswv.gov/lower-courts/mlp/efiling.html

There is no additional charge for E-filing in Virginia other than credit card usage fees. Similarly there is no fee to file and serve documents in Arlington County’s system. There is an annual subscription fee to gain access to the court’s files electronically. For example, a sole practitioner and staff would pay $150 for one-year of remote access.

JIS-Link Installation Charges The Subscriber shall pay a non-refundable initial installation charge of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00). Monthly Usage Charges The Subscriber shall pay a charge of $.065 (6½ cents) per transaction. The AOC will apply a minimum charge of $6.00 to all JIS-Link invoices. If transaction charges are less than $6.00, the subscriber will be billed $6.00; if transaction charges total $6.00 or more, actual charges will be billed with no additional charge. If a subscriber has no transaction charges for the month, and no invoice needs to be mailed, no charges will be billed. King County: E-filing is free for filing non-fee documents; however, documents that do require a fee to file will require a fee payment prior to completing the e-filing process. Electronic payment also includes the King County eCommerce transaction fee of $2.49 for credit cards or $1.49 for internet check payments. The state uses File & ServeXpress service for their E-filing. It is unclear what fees are charged. There may be only fees for service? The court system uses File & ServeXpress. Counterclaim, cross claim, third-part complaint or motion to intervene has a one-time $200 fee.

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E-filing Projects by State with Funding (version 2) – March, 2016 WI

The statewide E-filing implementation web page is at: http://www.wicourts.gos 7v/ecourts/efilecircuit.htm

WY

The state’s E-filing web page is at: http://www.courts.state.wy.us/Home/EFiling

PR VI

None found Their E-filing website is at: http://www.visupremecourt.org/Electronic_Filing/ American Samoa - None found (however they signed a contract with New Dawn/Journal Technologies for court automation) None found for Mariana Islands

AS MP

A convenience fee of $5 per filing is allowed. See page 3 of: https://www.wicourts.gov/courts/circuit/docs/f ees.pdf The Supreme Court is the only court with Efiling. There is no charge for registered attorneys to use the system. There is no cost for registered attorneys to use the VI Supreme Court’s system

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