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Maricopa Cnty. Super. Ct. eFiling Guidelines § 2.03

Document Format

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2.03 Document Format

All electronically filed documents must be formatted in accordance with the applicable rules governing formatting of paper

documents, including Rule 1.6, Rules of Criminal Procedure; Rule 20, Rules of Family Law Procedure; Rule 2.15, Superior Court

of Maricopa County Local Rules; Rule 5.2, Rules of Civil Procedure; and Rule 105, Rules of Procedure for the Juvenile Court; and

in conformance with such other formats as the Court may require from time to time provided these formats do not cause participants

to invest significant resources in making changes.

(a) Technical Formats and Size

A participant may electronically transmit a document in a text-searchable .pdf, .doc, .docx, or .odt format. A document cannot be

password protected and must not exceed 9 MB in size. Unless the court establishes special instructions, all proposed forms of order

must be in a form that permits it to be modified, such as .odt or .docx format or other format permitted by the court, and cannot be

password protected. Upon acceptance and filing by the Clerk's Office, all documents electronically filed will be converted to

Portable Document Format (.pdf) in compliance with standards set forth in sections 1-504 and 1-506 of the Arizona Code of Judicial

Administration. The Court may require a participant to produce the original of a scanned exhibit that has been filed electronically by

the participant.

(b) Hyperlinks, Bookmarks, and Other Electronic Navigational Aids

Electronically filed documents may include hyperlinks, bookmarks, and other electronic navigational aids for the convenience of

the judge assigned to the case. A hyperlink is not itself a part of the filed document. Each hyperlink must contain a text reference to

the target of the link. As an example, the electronically filed document may contain a reference like "A.R.S. 13-602" and hyperlink

that text to the URL https://www.azleg.gov/ars/13/00602.htm. The foregoing notwithstanding, hyperlinks are not part of the official

court record and may not be preserved in electronically filed documents submitted and stored on the Clerk's electronic document

management system.

Provenance

Source
www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-29
Edition
2026-09-29
Content hash
744e0830098d975fd4b575fa850cb3f3ce61b117b0409936ea2e80a6a57ab531
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