Electronic filing (eFiling)

The Wisconsin Court System has implemented electronic filing (eFiling) for Wisconsin circuit and appellate courts.

Circuit court eFiling

The circuit court eFiling system allows attorneys and parties to electronically file new cases and documents for civil, family and small claims cases in the Wisconsin circuit courts. Each county circuit court makes an individual decision about when to offer eFiling, and the case types that can be electronically filed.

Go to the circuit court eFiling Web site
View an online presentation of the eFiling registration process
View an online presentation of the circuit court eFiling system
Background and contact information

Appellate court eFiling

The appellate court eFiling system allows attorneys to comply with the Supreme Court rules requiring them to electronically file a copy of all appellate briefs, no-merit reports, petitions for review and responses. Self-represented litigants can file these documents electronically, but are not required to by the Supreme Court Rule. Electronic filing of appendices are optional for both attorneys and self-represented litigants.

Go to the appellate court eFiling web site
View an online presentation of the eFiling registration process
View an online presentation of the appellate court eFiling system
Background and contact information

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