Locate your case in the
search results and click the case number to launch the 
Case Details page.
From this page, you can select the File
to the Case option to file against the case.
TrueFiling has a list of every case that's been assigned a permanent case number for each court that participates in electronic filing. The case list is updated each day with the previous day’s newly created cases.
To search for and access your case:
In the navigation pane, select Case Search under Main Pages.
Click the Court field and select the court from the list displayed.
Input the Case Number or Case Title. In some courts, you may be able to input part or all of the number or title. See Search Tips.
A court can configure a different label for the Search field. Therefore, your search may not be based on case number or case title.
To limit your search results to cases that were opened before or after a specific date or within a date range, select the checkbox beside Search by Date. In the fields displayed, input or select the search start date and / or the end date in the fields. Using this filter is optional; however, if you select the Search by Date option, you must input at least one date.
Click Search.
If more than 50 results are returned, and your case isn't listed, enter more detailed search parameters and click Search again.
Locate your case in the
search results and click the case number to launch the Case Details page.
From this page, you can select the File
to the Case option to file against the case.
If the case is not available for eFiling, this message is displayed…
Case not available for eFiling. No Filing Types available.
… and the File to this Case button is not available:
If you selected the wrong case and launched the wrong the Case Details page, click your browser's Back button to return to the Case Search page. Your original search results will be listed.
If appropriately configured, a court can delete a case from TrueFiling. In such courts, if a case has been deleted, you cannot locate it through a case search, access its Case Details page, or file against it.
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