eFiling Information
Calaveras Superior Court is now live with Odyssey® eFileCA, which allows users to easily open court cases and e-file documents for both new and existing matters anytime and from anywhere — 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. E‑filing significantly streamlines the case filing process and provides important benefits to both filers and the Court. Attorneys and self‑represented litigants can now electronically file documents with the Superior Court of Calaveras County in real time, from any location.
For more information about electronically filing documents, please visit the applicable eFiling litigation webpage: OGF Home
New and subsequent filings are currently being accepted for Limited and Unlimited Civil, Unlawful Detainers, Family, Probate and Small Claims matters. We will accept subsequent filings in Criminal and Traffic matters.
Standard forms of payment are: Visa, Master Card, Discover, and eCheck.
To review additional information for requirements you can access the web link: Odyssey eFileCA website
THE FIRST STEP to start e-filing is to select your service provider. An electronic filing service provider (EFSP) provides an online service to help you file your documents, and acts as the intermediary between you and the Odyssey eFileCA system. Each EFSP offers a variety of additional services and you should evaluate which provider meets your filing needs. Once you register with a service provider, you do not need to re-register should you choose to use another provider . You may simply log in with your existing username and password: Service Providers | Odyssey eFileCA
Disclaimer: Many filed documents are viewable by the general public through the Court’s website and/or at the courthouse. It is the sole responsibility of the filer to ensure that confidential identifiers are properly omitted or redacted prior to transmission:
"To protect personal privacy and other legitimate interests, parties and their attorneys must not include, or must redact where inclusion is necessary, the following identifiers from all pleadings and other papers filed in the Court's public file, whether filed in paper or electronic form, unless otherwise provided by law or ordered by the Court: (1) Social Security numbers. If an individual's Social Security number is required in a pleading or other paper filed in the public file, only the last four digits of that number may be used. (2) Financial account numbers. If financial account numbers are required in a pleading or other paper filed in the public file, only the last four digits of these numbers may be used."