New Mexico Courts
e-Filing Magistrate courts
e-Filing for Civil Cases at Magistrate courts
e-Filing available on January 19, 2021 for attorneys in civil cases in the following counties for both initial and subsequent filings, and proposed text:
Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Curry, Roosevelt, DeBaca, Harding, Quay, McKinley, San Juan, Lincoln and Otero
It is recommended that attorneys and their staff add themselves as a Service Contact to the magistrate cases in which they are counsel of record in order to receive eFiled documents from the Court.
If you already have a File & Serve account, you can use your existing account.
New to File & Serve?
If you are new to the File and Serve system, please go to Getting Started in File and Serve (link to: https://www.nmcourts.gov/e-filing.aspx) and follow the instructions.
Already Registered?
If you’re already registered and have a File & Serve account, continue to use your current account.
Attorney Access to New Mexico File & Serve
Quick Reference Guide for Attorneys Using HTML 5
Training Resources for Civil e-Filing at Magistrate Courts:
- Initial and Subsequent Filing of Civil Cases at Magistrate courts
- Adding Multiple Filings per Case Handout
- PDF restrictions Handout
- Add Yourself as a Service Contact to your Pending cases Video Slide Deck Handout