E-Filing is a way to electronically transmit legal documents from an attorney, or even a self-represented litigant, to a court. Legal documents can also go from the court to the attorney or from one attorney (or party) to another.

The Florida Courts E-Filing website contains all documentation, training material, and reports.

Yes! Self-represented litigants (pro se litigants) can E-File.

  • Click here for instructions for registering with the
    E-Portal and setting up your account.
  • Click here for training videos and tutorials.

In order to E-File, you’ll need a computer (a smart phone or tablet will not be sufficient), a valid email address and as an attorney, you’ll need your Florida Bar number.

  • Click here to learn how to setup an account on the
    E-Portal.
  • Click here for training videos and tutorials.

Yes. This document provides instructions for setting up an E-Portal organization.

St. Johns County Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller