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S.C. E-Filing Attorney Guide: ARG-09-Check for Court Notifications
ARG-09-Check for Court Notifications
ARG-09: Check for Court Notifications
Attorney Reference Guide
Check for Court Notifications
Notifications are available for 90 days in E-Filing, but are also are saved to the case record and can be
seen under the NEF action.
1. From the Home tab, click Notifications.
2. Use the Search By field to filter notifications by: All, Notification ID, Description, Case Title,
or Case Number.
3. Enter the Value for the search criteria.
4. Click Go, and the filings that match the Search By criteria display in the grid.
5. Click to open and review the Notification associated with the E-Filing. This opens a new tab.
Click the tab to close the screen.
6. Click to open and review an E-Filed document. This opens a new tab. Click the tab to close the
screen.
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7. Click to enter a checkmark in a checkbox for the associated filing to either Delete, Mark as
Read ( ), or Mark as Unread ( ).
Example of Notice of Electronic Filing
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Example of Submitted Document Listed in Notifications
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Provenance
- Source
- www.sccourts.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-sc-08-11-arg-09-check-for-court-notifications-2026-10-02
- Content hash
fe80f634887c8103773695d3b1f7ab5a233a9c63fcf378ef2f6c952d5a5fcb4f
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