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Maricopa Cnty. Clerk Super. Ct. eFiling Information
eFiling Information
The Arizona Judicial Branch offers the ability to eFile Civil/Tax and Family Law, & Probate post-initiation documents in Maricopa County through authorized Electronic Filing Service Providers (EFSPs). We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the below resources and attend a training session prior to eFiling.
eFiling for criminal cases and juvenile adoption, adoption certification, delinquency, emancipation, guardianship, dependency and severance cases is available through a separate eFiling Online Portal that is managed by the Clerk's Office.
Start the eFiling Process
Who can eFile?
Attorneys
Self-Represented Litigants (optional)
Out-of-state attorneys who are pro hac vice in an existing case
*Attorneys, unless excluded by Administrative Order, are required to eFile in Civil/Tax and Family Law cases.
Information on Criminal and Juvenile eFiling in Maricopa County is available here.
Instructions & Training
Attend a training session and review instructional guides before eFiling:
eFileAZ (Free live training sessions offered weekly)
AZTurboCourt
eFileAZ (For eFiling Family Court Consent Decrees)
Review Resources: Familiarize yourself with the applicable eFile Administrative Order(s), local guidelines, and FAQs.
Avoid Common Mistakes: Review common reasons why eFiled documents are returned as deficient:
Filer obtains the packet and includes “instruction” pages with the filing as the main/lead document.
Document not in correct “Pleading” format, including:
First page missing case number/wrong case number (e.g. No parties listed, not captioned for Maricopa County Superior Court, and/or wrong County).
Case caption (wrong case caption, reversed case caption, missing a Plaintiff/Petitioner and/or Defendant/Respondent name).
Exhibits filed as a main document.
Missing filing party info upper left corner.
Filers attempt to eFile into an Order of Protection case; excluded per Administrative Order 2021-183
Non-payment of filing fee or appearance fee
Document not signed
Ready to eFile?
Register and eFile with one of following authorized EFSPs:
eFileAZ:
Civil: Initiating and subsequent filings
Tax: Subsequent filings only
Family Law: Initiating and subsequent filings
Probate: Subsequent filings only (Note: Wills and Informal Resubmissions are not permitted)
AZTurboCourt:
Civil: Initiating and subsequent filings
Tax: Subsequent filings only
If you need to request a fee waiver or deferral for a Maricopa County case, submit your application on the Clerk’s Office website, Deferral and Waiver of Court Fees Online Portal, before submitting your eFiling. Please review the below instructions prior to eFiling with a Fee Waiver or Deferral.
eFile with a Fee Waiver or Deferral Instructions
eFile Customer Support
Contact AOC Support Services for the following:
General eFile questions
Technical or document upload questions for eFileAZ or AZTurboCourt
Training information
AOC Support Services
Local Phone: (602) 452-3519
Toll Free: 1 (800) 720-7743
Email: pasupport@courts.az.gov
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00 am-6:00 pm (Excluding state holidays)
Contact the Clerk of the Superior Court directly for the following:
Documents returned as deficient
Request expedited processing of a document
Clerk of the Superior Court eFile Support:
Local Phone: 602-372-5375
Email: efilesupport@maricopa.gov
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm (Excluding state holidays)
eFile FAQs
ARIZONA CODE OF JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION – Section 1-901: Electronic Filing (“E-filing”)
Maricopa County eFile Guidelines
Provenance
- Source
- www.clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-29
- Edition
- 2026-09-29
- Content hash
cc2d5d89ee74baa1c83e716d499064c3f4de708f1cbdd7681213ba1c6ee20942
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