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Pa. PACFile Help: Payment and Submission

PACFile help: Payment and Submission

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Payment and Submission

This process identifies the filings that you want to submit to the court, completes the payment process for any applicable fees, and executes eService.

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Filings in Progress

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Acknowledging Compliance with the Public Access Policy

Learn more about this important acknowledgment that applies to every PACFiling.

Actions

Learn more about this routing feature which determines whether a filing is submitted to the court or someone else within your proxy relationship.

Submitting a Filing with a Fee to the Court

Learn more about submitting a filing with a fee that requires immediate payment.

Submitting a Filing without a Fee or In Forma Pauperis (IFP) to the Court

Learn more about submitting a filing where no payment is required.

Requesting an Invoice (limited availability)

Learn more about submitting a filing where you have the option to request an invoice for the corresponding fee.

Using the Approval Process within a Proxy Relationship

Learn more about the process of routing a filing within a proxy relationship, prior to submission, using the Request For Approval, Request For Correction, and Request For Submission options.

Resubmitting a Corrected Filing (Courts of Common Pleas only)

Learn more about the process of fixing and resubmitting a filing that was rejected because of a defective document.

Convenience Fees

Learn more about the fees that accompany an online payment.

Submitting Paper Copies

Paper Copy Requirement

Learn more about the paper copy requirement for any PACFile submissions to the Appellate Courts.

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Provenance

Source: ujswebportalhelp.pacourts.us
Retrieved: 2026-09-30
Edition: 2026-09-30
Content hash: 7d598f65be8c71ee6c45774daf2e5f72d68ca562f950ef016df4ba591f119860

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