To set your case for a hearing or to appear on the uncontested docket or to check on a setting, you must call the court administrator of the appropriate court at one of the following phone numbers:
Supreme Court Order Misc. Docket No. 9208-Order Requiring Electronic Filing in Civil Cases.
Once a court is subject to mandatory e-filing under this Order-courts and clerks must not offer to attorneys in civil cases any alternative electronic document filing transmission system (including fax filings) except in the case of emergency. Courts and clerks must not accept, file, or docket any document filed by an attorney in a civil case that is not in compliance with this Order, except in the event of emergency.
Supreme Court Order Misc. Docket 16-003-Order Mandating Statewide Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases.
Once a court is subject to mandatory e-filing under this Order- courts and clerks must not offer to attorneys in criminal cases any alternative electronic document filing transmission system (including fax filings) except in the case of emergency. And courts and clerks must not accept, file, or docket any document filed by an attorney in the criminal case that is not filed in compliance with this order, except in the event of emergency.
Pro Se/Self Represented Litigants may e-file but are not under Mandate to do so.
E-filing in Texas is facilitated by electronic filing service providers (EFSP), that is, web portals operated by independent companies that collect filings from filers and transmit to eFileTexas.
Certified EFSPs for Texas on Line:
Questions regarding the vendor decision or awarding of the contract should be addressed with the OCA. The process of transitioning to the eFile Texas platform is in progress and updated information will be posted to the eFile Texas website www.efiletexas.gov/ You can also email for efiling technical support at [email protected] with questions.