Modoc Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Applies to

Document filed through fax agent

Filing through a fax filing agent is available subject to compliance with CRC Rules 2.300–2.306.

3. By Filing through FAX Filing Agent. Filing through an agent pursuant to full compliance with CRC Rules 2.300-2.306, and if the document is on plain paper, not thermal paper.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Electronic filing

Electronic filings must be sent to the Appellate Division clerk's email address unless a clerk instructs otherwise.

Electronic filings shall be sent to clerk@modoc.courts.ca.gov unless instructed otherwise by a clerk of the Appellate Division.

CRITICAL

Fax filings must be sent to 530-233-6500.

Filings by fax shall be sent to the following telephone number: 530-233-6500

WARNING

The Court may disregard a FAX-filed document that does not comply with the rule.

The Court may disregard any document filed by facsimile transmission that does not comply with this Rule.

WARNING

The filing attorney or party, not the Court, is responsible for complete and proper FAX transmission.

The complete and proper transmission of a document by facsimile machine is the responsibility of the filing attorney or party, not of the Court.

WARNING

The Court may terminate any permitted FAX filing method without prior notice.

The Court reserves the right to terminate any one or more of the methods allowed for FAX filing without giving prior notice.

WARNING

The Court may suspend the FAX filing privileges of a party or attorney who fails to comply with the rule.

The Court may suspend the FAX filing privileges of any party or attorney who fails to comply with the requirements of this Rule.

WARNING

FAX filing is permitted for all documents in civil, probate, and family law matters by counsel and unrepresented parties, subject to the Court’s discretion and the stated limitations.

The filing of documents by facsimile (“FAX”) transmission is discretionary with the Court, and the privilege is limited as follows: 1. Filing by facsimile transmission is permitted for all documents in civil, probate and family law matters, by counsel and by unrepresented parties.

INFO

A party may FAX file papers using the listed procedures, subject to California Rules of Court Rules 2.300–2.306.

Subject to Rules 2.300-2.306 of the California Rules of Court, a party may FAX file papers with the Court using any of the following procedures:

INFO

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

INFO

The Court’s direct FAX filing number is (530) 233-6500, and the FAX machine operates 24 hours a day barring unforeseen circumstances.

The Court’s direct FAX filing number is (530) 233-6500. The Court’s FAX machine will be in operation 24 hours a day, barring unforeseen circumstances;

INFO

Documents for FAX filing are accepted by the Clerk through the Court’s FAX number.

The Clerk of the Court via the Court’s FAX number will accept documents for FAX filing.

INFO

A party may file documents by fax directly with the Appellate Division.

A party may file by fax directly to the Appellate Division.