California Supreme Court Fax Number — Fax Court Filings and Documents
The California Supreme Court, the state's highest court with its main offices in San Francisco, handles motions, briefs, and emergency filings through the clerk's office. While the court has moved heavily toward electronic filing, fax can still come into play for emergency matters or when electronic filing isn't available. The clerk's office is the source for the current fax number and the rules that govern fax filing.
California Supreme Court Fax Number
Contact court clerk for current fax number
Hours: Clerk's office typically operates Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM local time. Fax machines may accept outside these hours.
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- Motions and briefs
- Case correspondence
- Emergency filings
- Attorney appearance forms
- Settlement documents
Faxing to California Supreme Court — FAQ
Contact the clerk's office directly for the current number. The clerk's office also administers filings and can tell you whether fax is accepted for your particular matter.
Electronic filing is generally preferred, and fax filing tends to be limited to emergency motions or situations where e-filing isn't available. Check the court's local rules to confirm what applies to your filing.
A fax received before midnight on the due date often counts as filed that day, though some courts require receipt by close of business. Confirm the specific rule, and keep the Send FAX Mail delivery confirmation as proof of timely filing.
Not necessarily. The clerk's office generally works Monday through Friday, about 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, but a fax machine may receive pages outside those hours. What matters for deadlines is the rule the court applies to the time of receipt.
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