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FIRST STEP: INITIAL FILING. 1. Register at the NYSCEF site. Attorneys may utilize their Attorney Online Services account. Unrepresented litigants and other individuals may create an account: ad4.nycourts.gov/efile/register. 2. Request a Docket Number.
Generally, decision-orders are released two weeks after the conclusion of the term, at 3:00 p.m. Decision Lookup. Proposed Decision Dates » Prevailing Parties » Withdrawn or Settled » Clarifications ».
The Electronic Document Delivery System (EDDS) was developed to ensure access to New York’s courts for approved proceedings during the COVID-19 pandemic. EDDS provides secure and efficient electronic delivery of documents, eliminating the need for physical contact at the courthouse.
Enter at least the index number and year to find results, or select case type and court type for an exact match. If you don't know the format of the case number you are trying to search, you can enter the case number separately from the year. The year is optional.
The NYSCEF status bar helps you see exactly where you are in the e-filing process. The status bar above shows that the user has completed case information, recorded consent, and is currently adding documents.
Digital copies shall comply with the technical specifications for electronically filed documents (Attachment A to 22 NYCRR Part 1245). (a) be identical in content to the hard copy; (b) be saved as a text-searchable PDF/A; (c) open to a bookmarked table of contents;
The Electronic Filing Program of The New York State Courts 1 Preface I am pleased to submit this report on the status of New York’s electronic filing (“e-filing”) program 1. In 1999, the first year in which e-filing in the New York courts was authorized 2, not a single case was e-filed.
