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Florida Supreme Court Fax Number — Fax Court Filings and Documents

The Florida Supreme Court's clerk handles motions, briefs, and emergency filings at fax number 850-414-1246, though the court has moved most case activity to electronic filing through its eFiling Portal. Fax tends to be reserved for emergency situations or moments when electronic filing is genuinely unavailable, so check the court's rules before relying on it for a routine filing. When you do fax, the case number is what lets the clerk's office route your document to the right matter without delay.

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Florida Supreme Court Fax Number

850-414-1246

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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What You Can Fax to Florida Supreme Court

  • Motions and briefs
  • Case correspondence
  • Emergency filings
  • Attorney appearance forms
  • Settlement documents
Tip: Write the case number across the top of every page so the clerk can attach your filing to the correct docket the moment it arrives. Florida directs nearly all filings through its eFiling Portal, so reach for 850-414-1246 only for emergencies or when the portal is down, and confirm the court will accept that document by fax first. Because a filing logged before midnight on the due date generally counts as filed that day, hold onto your transmission confirmation as evidence of timely receipt.

Faxing to Florida Supreme Court — FAQ

The clerk's fax line is 850-414-1246. Before sending anything, confirm with the clerk's office that the document you have may be filed by fax rather than through the eFiling Portal.

The court relies on its eFiling Portal for the bulk of filings. Fax is generally limited to emergency motions or situations where electronic filing cannot be used, so review the court's rules for your specific document.

A fax received before midnight on the due date is typically treated as filed that day, but some procedural rules tie timeliness to close of business. Check the applicable rule and keep your transmission record as proof of when the court received the document.

Put the case number at the top of every page. If a sheet gets separated from the rest, the case number is what allows the clerk to reunite it with your filing.

Yes. Send FAX Mail lets you transmit from your computer and returns a delivery confirmation you can keep alongside your filing record. Plans start at $12.99/mo with free number selection, and each tier includes a monthly page allowance — a busy appellate practice that exceeds it simply moves to a larger plan rather than paying per page. A 7-day free trial lets you file your first emergency motion before subscribing.

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