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Pa. PACFile Help: My Profile

PACFile help: My Profile

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PACFile includes a handful of features that are entirely unique to each individual. These include the proxy relationships you can establish with other PACFile-registered users and organizations, the access codes that grant the ability to view and file on specific cases, and the acknowledgment of attorney-based sponsorships for pro hac vice attorneys.

Your use of the tools available in the My Profile screen vary based on your role as an attorney, a pro se case participant, or as support staff in a county office, state agency, law firm, or other organization. Your role may require you to use one or more of these profile management tools, but it's unlikely that you'll use them all.

Profile Management Tools

My Proxies

Learn more about granting proxy rights to other individuals and managing the rights of your existing proxies. This function is most commonly used by Pennsylvania bar attorneys.

People I Can Proxy For

Learn more about making a request to proxy for a granting authority (i.e. attorney) or organization and understanding the rights assigned to you after being designated a proxy.

Manage Case Access Codes

Learn more about the meaning and use of case access codes and how to associate them to your profile. Case access codes are primarily used by pro se case participants.

Pro Hac Vice Sponsorships

Learn more about how to grant a pro hac vice attorney the right to file on a case. This function is limited to Pennsylvania bar attorneys.

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