However, when you are performing a Stand Alone service (see the Understanding eService sectionĪbove), you can Fax Serve ONLY if at least one party is also being electronically served through the state eFiling system.įor more information about eService, visit our eService and Fax Service Questions and Answers. You can always Fax Serve when it is done in conjunction However, the state eFiling system places one restriction on Fax Service. Our Fax Service is completely free, regardless of the number of parties to be served and regardless of the page count for

Your ProDoc Fax Service recipients will display on your service list along with your eService recipients. ProDoc Fax Service automates the process of providing service to your recipients when eService is not an option. State eFiling Local Rules governing eService >.Option eService Plus while we refer to it as stand-alone eService.įor more information about eService, visit these resources: The state eFiling system calls this second eService On opposing counsel, without a corresponding filing with the court. You can eServe opposing counsel at the same time you file documents with the court. The limiting factor is that you can only serve eServe parties who have 'opted in' to receive eService. Our eService Guide contains detailed information and screen shots covering every facet of submitting eServices into the state eFiling system through ProDoc eFiling.ĮService in the state eFiling system is a faster, easier, and more cost effective way to serve other

Parties not Available to Add to Service ListĬannot eServe the Identical Name More than OnceĬannot eServe the Attorney of Record for the Accompanying eFiling EService, Fax Service, and eOrders ExplainedĮService Expires after 30 Days if Not RetrievedĮServe Regardless of the Recipient's Service ProviderĬheck the Status of Your eService and Fax Service to Other PartiesĪdd all Service Recipients to Your Service List

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