If you have submitted a document that was accepted and filed on the WRONG case, complete the following steps.
Category: Electronic Filing
Enter an alias name for a party
If you need to add an alias name (AKA, DBA, or FKA) for a party when filing a new case, you can do so by following these steps.
Fix a rejected filing
We would like to assist in getting your filings corrected and sent back to the Court as quickly as possible.
Handling sensitive and private data when e-filing documents
For some types of pleadings, as the Court always has there may be some requirements to include sensitive or private data in your pleadings.
Filing on small claim cases
Small claims e-filing will not be mandatory, and you can continue to file in paper. You do have the option to e-file, though, and we would strongly encourage it.
Allowed court locations for e-filing
See a list of the courts that allow e-filing. The case initiation is the box that will be most helpful, there.
Request the court “seal” or make “private” a document when e-filing
If you need to e-file a document on an open case, and request that the court seal or make private a particular document, you may do so with the following steps.
File a death certificate
The Utah State Courts suggest that when filing a death certificate, it should be in a PDF format.
The E-Filing Process
As we talk to customers, we are frequently asked questions that become sort of self-explanatory if there is an understanding of exactly how an e-filed document is processed from the time the document is submitted to Green Filing to the time the filer is notified (via email) of the filing’s status.
File a return of service for a 3rd party
When e-filing a Return of Service for a party not listed on the case, or a third party, you are not able to use the document types Return of Service, Affidavit of Service, or Acceptance of Service.