E-File

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.

I am not an attorney, can I E-File?

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.

I am an attorney, how do I E-File?

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.

I work in a law firm with several attorneys. Can we setup our entire organization?

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

BRANDON J. PATTY

Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller

St. Johns County, Florida

Brandon J. Patty

Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller

St. Johns County, Florida

Richard O. Watson Judicial Center

4010 Lewis Speedway

St. Augustine, FL 32084

Phone:

(904) 819-3600

Hours of Operation:

Mon. - Fri. 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM