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EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20, 2022, ALL FILERS using the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal to file in Circuit Civil (CA), County Civil (CC) and Small Claims (SC) cases are required to designate if case-initiating documents contain confidential information per a recent order in court case Courthouse News Service v. Brenda D. Forman, et al., Case Number: 4:22cv106-MW/MAF. File Your Documents Online Representing Yourself in Court? Register to E-File Self-represented litigants can register with the Florida Courts e-Filing Portal, a free service that allows parties to file documents and pleadings online, as well as receive electronic communications from the courts about their cases. You may access the portal 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to file documents. What You Will Need to Start E-Filing • A valid e-mail address and regular access to e-mail to receive electronically filed documents. NOTE: You may receive e-mail through your smart phone or tablet, but you will not be able to e-file using these devices. • Access to a computer with an Internet connection and browser. • Documents to be filed must be in one of the following formats: Microsoft Word 97 (or higher), WordPerfect or Adobe PDF. • The case number you are filing to (for an existing case). Accessing the Portal: • Go to the portal website at • Click on the Register Now! link. NOTE: You will need to have a valid e-mail address and regular access to e-mail in order to register through the portal and receive electronically filed docume...