The following document types are the only approved document types the Los Angeles Superior Court has approved for e-Filing in their CIVIL court.

If you find a party on your case has one or more Also Known As (AKAs) or Doing Business As (DBAs) in Los Angeles Civil Superior Courts, you can add them as a New Case Party.

These instructions are to Initiate a New Case with a Request to Waive Court Fees in the Los Angeles Civil Courts.

If you find that the Los Angeles Probate court rejects your filing without a reason (typically within a minute of submission), that means that the court’s software has an issue with one or more of your documents.

There are instances where you may not be able to e-file your document due to errors generated by the court’s e-filing manager software, or as a result of either court case data validation issues, or issues with the court’s e-filing manager software configuration.

When you e-file a Notice of Appeal, the e-filing system does not assess the appeal fees.

The court requests that filers choose the document type of Appeal – Notice of Appeal/Cross Appeal Filed for Notice of Appeals.

One of the limitations of the new e-filing system is the inability to add a third party that is not listed in the Filed By drop down.

In the Los Angeles Civil e-Filing system, if the filer enters a Court Reservation System (CRS) number in the Court Reservation Number field in Section 3 of the filing in our system, the court will NOT access any unpaid fees.

We were seeing filings rejected for not including the $20 order fee, when a first appearance fee was also due.