eFiling
Connecticut Probate Courts eFiling
The eFiling System for the Connecticut Probate Courts is currently limited to attorneys (Attorney/Law Firm account), self-represented parties (Individual account), a party to a probate case even if represented by an attorney (Individual account), professional conservators (Business account), and certain Connecticut state agencies. If you are not an attorney, a self-represented party, or a Connecticut state agency having been granted eFiling access, you will not be able to electronically file or view documents at this time. To eFile with the Connecticut Probate Courts, start with the resources below.
eFiling System
Connecticut has 54 Probate Courts and 6 Regional Children’s Probate Courts. The goal of the eFiling system is to make interaction with the courts more convenient for both attorneys and parties. Filers may use the eFiling system to initiate a case, file documents in a pending case, serve documents on other eFilers, receive notices, and view the court’s file. If you are not sure what Probate Court to select, please use this link to identify the appropriate court.
Support
For error messages or technical issues uploading documents, viewing documents or managing profiles, please submit a help request to Customer Online Support here. Submitting an online help request is the most expeditious means of addressing issues. Please provide a detailed description of the issue you are having including the following information:
- The name of the Probate Court in which the case is pending or will be filed
- Form Set Number
- Payment Transaction ID (if you made a payment)
- Case Number (for delivered/eFiled cases)
- Screenshot (if possible)
For questions relating to the status of a filing, Probate Court forms, hearing dates, or other case-specific matters, please contact the Probate Court in which the case is pending.
eFiling Standards
The Office of the Probate Court Administrator published eFiling Standards pursuant to section 21.1 of the Probate Court Rules of Procedure. The Standards are intended to supplement the Rules of Procedure, statutory provisions, and caselaw. Users should periodically review these Standards as they will be updated on an ongoing basis. Click here to view the standards.
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