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eCourts e-Filing 3.0 Portal

Department / Authority: e-Committee, Supreme Court of India & Department of Justice

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What this service does

Official paperless electronic court filing portal designed by the eCommittee of the Supreme Court of India enabling advocates and litigants in person to file civil and criminal cases across High Courts and District Courts 24/7.

Who can use it / Eligibility

Advocates registered with State Bar Councils and Party-in-Person litigants filing cases in Indian courts.

What you'll need (Documents Required)

  • 1Bar Council Enrolment Number & Mobile OTP (for Advocates)
  • 2Aadhaar / Government Photo ID (for Party-in-Person)
  • 3OCR-searchable PDF Petition & Supporting Affidavits
  • 4Vakalatnama digitally signed or e-signed
  • 5Court Fee Payment Receipt (e-Court Fee)

How it works (Step-by-Step)

  1. 1
    Visit efiling.ecourts.gov.in and select State and Court Complex.
  2. 2
    Register using Bar Council enrollment number and mobile OTP.
  3. 3
    Fill in case type, petitioner/respondent details, and relief claimed.
  4. 4
    Upload digitally signed petition (PDF/A), Vakalatnama, and Annexures.
  5. 5
    Pay e-Court fee online and submit to receive instant e-Filing acknowledgement number.
Offline Application Process

Physical filing counters remain available at court complex filing sections.

Key Service Facts

Statutory Fees

As prescribed by the Court Fees Act and High Court Rules (Paid via online e-Challan / Bharatkosh)

Processing Time

Scrutiny and case CNR number allocation within 24-48 hours

Helpline

011-23381674

Verified Source

Every URL, document list, and fee requirement is verified against gov.in or nic.in portals. (ecourts.gov.in).

Last verified: 17 Sept 2026
Source: eCommittee, Supreme Court of India & Department of Justice
Government Portal Safety

Transactions occur only on government websites. Never share OTPs or passwords with third parties.