OR · rules
UTCR 21.060
FILES OF THE COURT
(1) Electronic Filing
(a) The electronic filing of a document is accomplished when a filer submits a
document electronically to the court, the electronic filing system receives the
document, and the court accepts the document for filing.
(b) When the court accepts the electronic document for filing, the electronic
document constitutes the court’s record of the document.
(2) Converting a Conventional Filing into an Electronic Format. The court may digitize,
microfilm, record, scan, or otherwise reproduce a document that is filed
conventionally into an electronic record, document, or image. The court
subsequently may destroy a document that is filed conventionally in accordance
with the protocols established by the State Court Administrator under
ORS 8.125(11) and ORS 7.124.
(3) Register of Actions. The following apply whether or not a document is
electronically filed with the court:
(a) For the purpose of ORS 7.020(1) and (2), the date that a document was filed
displays in the date column of the register of actions for the case in the
court’s electronic case management system.
(b) For the purpose of ORS 7.020(2), entry occurs on the date an event is
created in the register of actions.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.oregon.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
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