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Electronic Filing and Service Available for Criminal Cases

Starting October 1st, 2019, electronic filing for all District courts will be available through the same File and Serve system used for Civil, Family and Probate eFiling.  Electronic filing for Criminal cases is only available for subsequent filings.

Electronic filing and service will be available for Criminal cases at no charge.  For more information, please see Rule 5-103.2.

New to File and Serve?

If you are new to the File and Serve system, please go to Getting Started in File and Serve and follow the instructions.

Already Registered? 

If you’re already registered and have a File and Serve account, continue to use your current account.

Attorney Access to New Mexico File and Serve 

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Proposed Text Documents

Proposed Documents are documents that need to be reviewed and signed by the judge, they are not filed through File & Serve. Proposed documents are submitted to the proposed text email address for the judge assigned to your case. For email addresses click here.

Training Resources for e-Filing Criminal Cases:

• Attorney training for District criminal cases using File & Serve
• Firm Administrator Video
• Attorney guidelines for E-Filing of Criminal Cases
• Criminal Case Types Accepted in File & Serve 
• Adding yourself as a Service Contact to your pending Criminal cases 
• PDF restrictions
• Proposed Orders

Rules and Orders:

• Criminal Rule 5-103.2 (Electronic Service and Filing of Pleadings and other Papers​)​
• Local Rule LR2-203
• Local Rule LR2-309
• Local Rule LR12-201
• Local Rule LR12-301
• Order 18-8300-022

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