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Attend Training on Upcoming Changes to Superior Court’s eFileDC Website

March 31, 2023

D.C. Superior Court will update its electronic filing system (eFileDC) website for Phase 1 filers on April 19. Users will notice a new look and feel to numerous pages, including the landing, login, and case information pages. Note that there are no revisions to filing procedures.

To prepare for this change, the court is providing training webinars on April 11 and April 14 that will walk attorneys and filers through the updates. A recording of the webinar will be available on the D.C. Courts website shortly after the last session.

Click here to learn more about the changes. Email [email protected] for questions.

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