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Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2022-51

Mandatory Electronic Filing in Selected Case Types in the Circuit and District Courts of the Commonwealth

activein force · 2022-10-31 – presentact-effective-date

Supreme Court of Kentucky

2022-51

ORDER

IN RE: MANDATORY ELECTRONIC FILING IN SELECTED CASE TYPES IN THE

CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH

Pursuant to Section 116 of the Kentucky Constitution and the

Administrative Rules of Practice and Procedure for the Kentucky Court of

Justice Electronic Filing Pilot Project (2018-11, “eFiling Rules”), effective

January 1, 2023, all eligible documents, including document(s) initiating the

action, shall be electronically filed by an attorney in the following case types in

the circuit and district courts:

1. Consumer – Seller Consumer Goods

2. Consumer – Seller Consumer Services

3. Consumer – Buyer Consumer Goods

4. Consumer – Buyer Consumer Services

5. Consumer – Fraud

6. Consumer – Other

In the event of a technical failure, Section 18 of the eFiling Rules shall

apply. For the purposes of this order, “eligible documents” means those

documents for which an action in eFiling is configured and available to the

filer. If a document is not eligible for eFiling, it may be conventionally filed.

Effective February 1, 2023, the Circuit Clerk shall reject and return any

conventionally filed document that is eligible for eFiling in these case types,

except that, attorneys who have not obtained certification to electronically file

in the KY eCourts eFiling application and are unable to do so in time to comply

with a jurisdictional deadline shall be permitted to file an eligible document(s) if

accompanied by AOC Form 108, Affidavit of Necessity (Mandatory eFiling).

Judges, commissioners, and other court personnel are strongly

encouraged to electronically file orders, notices, and other documents in all

case types considering system availability and limitations.

This order supplements Administrative Order 2022-22 and

Administrative Order 2022-45 regarding Mandatory Electronic Filing in

Selected Case Types in the Circuit and District Court of the Commonwealth.

Entered this 31st day of October 2022.

All sitting. All concur.

____________________________________

CHIEF JUSTICE

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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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