E-Filing Sample Clauses

E-Filing. A system which allows the electronic submission of legal documents to courts or other entities for filing.
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E-Filing. Pre-transmission validation against OSB error codes. Launches OSB website from program and displays required data. Tracks file location, status, and e-file history.
E-Filing. 5.1. E-filing is the bi-directional file exchange of legal document data between the Court’s Case Management System and the DCSS system of record.
E-Filing. My Case permits users to file documents in some cases. In conjunction with other provisions related to generating documents through MyCase and storing documents in MyCase, users acknowledge and agree to abide by the following provisions related to filing documents through MyCase into the Court’s docket or record. All documents filed with the Court are electronically transmitted and users agree to accept all liability for failure to abide by the provisions related to e-filing authorization, confirmation of filings, and any errors that may occur in MyCase while electronically transmitting and filing your documents. When users file documents in MyCase, they are considered “submitted.” The date users submit their documents is the date such documents are “filed,” but only after court staff review the documents and accept them into the record. Court staff may review and accept documents later than the date in which they were submitted, but in any event, once the documents are accepted, the documents are still considered “filed” on the same day they were “submitted.” After filing a document through MyCase, users will be notified immediately whether an error occurred while filing the document, or will receive a notification that the document requires revision or was filed successfully. Users will also receive a notification when another MyCase user files a document successfully. Users accept all responsibility for confirming that documents are submitted correctly. After documents have been filed with the Court, and court staff have accepted the documents into the record, MyCase users must serve the documents in accordance with laws, rules, and procedures, including, but not limited to, those established in the Utah Code, Utah Rules of Civil Procedure, Utah Rules of Criminal Procedure, Utah Rules of Juvenile Procedure, Utah Rules of Small Claims Procedure, and the Utah Code of Judicial Administration. If documents filed through MyCase are rejected and returned to the user by court staff, users acknowledge that the documents are no longer considered filed. Returned documents may be reviewed to see why the filed documents were rejected. Re-submitted documents will be considered filed on the same day they were submitted, but only if court staff accept the documents and enter them into the record. You acknowledge that failure to properly file documents in MyCase in a timely manner, including confirming their submission and acceptance by the Court, may affect important ...
E-Filing. Such session shall, at a minimum, include a representative of the LCSA and the Court’s Presiding Judge or designee. If appropriate, the representatives of the Court’s Executive Office, other county departments, the Judicial Council of California, DCSS, the California Department of Child Support Services, and others may be invited to participate in one or more of the meet-and-confer sessions.
E-Filing. CONVENIENCE & PROCESSING FEES" may apply (when E-Filing is activated & utilized) Certified Copies of Filings 5.00 Registration of Notary Publics 5.00 LIENS & JUDGMENTS (Original plus one copy; stamped, addressed envelope for each defendant) APPEALS Agreement to Revive 30.00 Appeal to this Court (from the Magistrate Level) 160.00 Assignment of Judgment (see also ASSIGNMENTS) 30.00 Appeal of Arbitration Award (see also ARBITRATIONS) 400.00 Certified / Exemplified Judgment From Another Court 30.00 Appeal to Higher Court (separate check to Higher Court) 90.25 Complaint in Confession of Judgment 30.00 Local Fee for Appeal to Higher Court 160.00 Execution of Judgment (see also WRITS) 30.00 ALL OTHER APPEALS (Driver License, Motor Vehicle, Zoning, Tax Assessment, etc…) 160.00 Judgment Against Garnishee 30.00 ARBITRATION (via Praecipe) NOTE: A separate InForma Pauperis must be filed for this to be waived 200.00 Judgment by Default, Agreement, Arbitration, Non Pros, Verdict, Court Order (finding or opinion) 30.00 ASSIGNMENTS of Judgement, Subitition of Party (see also LIENS & JUDGMENTS) 30.00 Judgment in Ejectment 30.00 Liens & Judgments 30.00 COMPLAINT (Original) NOTE: see Complaint for Divorce and/or Custody below 160.00 Lis Pendens 30.00 AMENDED COMPLAINTS: Allows for 1 additional count (plus $50 for each additional count) 50.00 Magisterial District Justice Transcripts (JP Judgments) 30.00 COMPLAINT Re-instatements 160.00 Mechanics Liens (see also CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENTS) 30.00 COMPLAINTS WITH 10 or More Defendants: Add $10 for EACH defendant. Motion to Re-Assess Damages, etc 30.00 Example: Complaint with 17 Defendants adds $170 to cost of Complaint (Total would be $330.00) Municipal, State, and Federal 30.00 No-Lien Agreements (see also CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENTS) 30.00 CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENTS Petition to Open / Strike Judgment 30.00 Building Agreements, Waivers (no-lien agreements), Stipulations (see also LIENS & JUDGMENTS) 30.00 Release of Lien/Judgment 30.00 Revival of Judgment (see also WRITS) 30.00 CUSTODY Suggestion of Non-Payment (reviving a lien) 30.00 COMPLAINTS 160.00 Contempt 30.00 MISCELLANEOUS (any recording, document, or report not specifically listed in this schedule) 30.00 Continuance 30.00 Mediation (each party) NOTE: A separate InForma Pauperis must be filed for this to be waived 200.00 PETITIONS (Commencing New Action) 160.00 Modification 30.00 Motion to Intervene 30.00 STATEMENT OF OBJECTION: 30.00 Relocation 30.00 Special Relief and/or Emergen...
E-Filing. You are not permitted to prepare or file tax returns on behalf of customers. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you must adhere to all Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code, Rules and Regulations, including, without limitation, the requirements described in IRS Publication 1345 (Handbook for Authorized IRS e-file providers).
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E-Filing. If appropriate, the representatives of the Court’s Executive Office, other county departments, the Judicial Council of California, DCSS, and others may be invited to participate in one or more of the meet-and-confer sessions.

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  • Filings The Company will file with the Commission such reports as may be required by Rule 463 under the Securities Act.

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