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Do you have any tips for uploading documents?

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  • Do you have any tips for uploading documents?

Absolutely! A little prep work can go a long way toward keeping your filing smooth and stress-free. Before uploading your documents, give them a quick once-over and make sure:

  • PDFs, please! All documents should be uploaded in PDF format.
  • Keep it standard. Documents should be standard letter size (8.5″ x 11″).
  • Watch those file sizes. Each individual document cannot exceed 25 MB, and the entire filing cannot exceed 75 MB.
  • Keep it clear. Make sure all documents are clearly scanned and easy to read.
  • Check the case number. For subsequent filings, make sure the correct case number appears on all documents.
  • Separate those file stamps. Each document that requires its own file stamp should be uploaded as a separate PDF. Scan and separate accordingly!
  • Keep exhibits and attachments together. Exhibits and attachments should be included in the same PDF as the primary document. Heads up—this is different from the federal eFiling system!
  • Choose your Document Type wisely. Select the Document Type that best represents the document you’re filing. A good match helps keep everything moving in the right direction.

A quick check before you click that final button can help make your eFiling experience a whole lot smoother.

Ready, set… File On! 📄

Last Updated: 2 weeks ago in Best Practices
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