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Most often you will receive an error message explaining why you cannot file your document over the internet. If instructions are provided, follow them. If it does not correct the problem, please contact the Appellate eCourts team at 609-815-2950 ext. …
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There are numerous tools available for converting your documents into text-searchable PDF. You may want to discuss with your Information Technology (IT) department. … How do I convert my Word or WordPerfect document into a text searchable PDF format on …
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PDF documents are "read only" documents that cannot be easily altered. … Why is converting documents into PDF format necessary when eFiling? Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational resources, and volunteer opportunities offered by the New …
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Check with your Information Technology (IT) department. … I am having a problem with my printer and cannot print the eCourts Appellate documents. Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational resources, and volunteer opportunities offered by the …
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Emails from the Clerk's Office are sent to the email address(es) entered in eCourts Appellate. Note: all eCourts filing applications use the same email addresses. You should check the settings of your email account and/or special software you may be using …
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The Judiciary does regular scans on its electronic systems to ensure security of the information stored therein. Additionally, access to the single sign on portal requires two factor authentication. … Is the Appellate eCourts system secure? Discover a …
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On-Site Access … is available in the courthouses at designated locations. Check with the Courthouse Ombudsman. Access to confidential, sealed, or restricted documents maintained in the case management system are not viewable. … Are there public sites …
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For technical assistance with the eCourts Appellate system, contact the eCourts Appellate team at 609-815-2950 ext. 52590 or appellateT7.mailbox@njcourts.gov . For assistance logging into the Judiciary's Single Sign On portal with your Attorney Bar ID …
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If you have forgotten your User ID, you can request that it be sent to you by email. Simply click the Request User ID Information button at the bottom of the JACS login screen. You will be asked to provide the email address you used when you registered …
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If you have forgotten your password, you can request a password reset by clicking the Reset Password button at the bottom of the JACS login screen. This will initiate a four step process where you will answer the security questions you established when …
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You can send us an email through the Contact Us function that is available in JACS. The link can be found at the bottom of any JACS page, including the Welcome to JACS page accessible from the NJ Courts Online home page. You can also send an email …
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You can reach our call center at (609) 421-6100 (Monday – Friday [except Judiciary holidays] from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. EST). … How can I contact the Judiciary Account Charge System by telephone? Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational …
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The account balance figure shown online in JACS reflects any deposits and charges that have been processed in JACS. Deposits are shown as soon as they have been recorded in JACS. Most current day charge activity will not appear until the next day. … What …
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You cannot transfer money between two JACS accounts online. If you need to make a transfer between accounts, you can contact the JACS Support Unit by using the Contact Us function in JACS, or via email at jacssupport.mbx@njcourts.gov . Alternatively, you …
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A user must first setup a User ID for JACS before being added to the account. To obtain a User ID, ask the user to go to and follow the instruction at : https://portal.njcourts.gov/webe6/onboarding/pages/NewUserWelcome.faces . Once the user has obtained a …
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You can update privileges assigned to a user on a JACS account through the Manage Users function in JACS if you have the manage users privilege for that account. If you have that privilege, you will see the Manage Users tab at the top of the Account …
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You can remove a user from a JACS account through the Manage Users function in JACS if you have the manage users privilege for that account. If you have that privilege, you will see the Manage Users tab at the top of the Account Information screen. If you …
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You cannot change your Administrator online. You must complete a Request to Change Administrator form and send it to the JACS Support Unit for processing. You can access the form to change your Administrator from within JACS on the Update Account screen. …
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You can close a JACS account only if you are the Administrator of the JACS account. If you are, the available tabs you see when you access the account will include one labeled Close Account. Click on this to step through the process of closing the …
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When you close a JACS account, it is placed in a status of Close Pending for 10 days. You will not be able to incur any new charges for an account in this status, but charges incurred prior to closing will be applied. Once this 10-day period is over, the …