ATTENTION:

eFileMaine will be undergoing periods of planned maintenance. As a result, you may expect service disruptions during the following dates and times. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated.

• Tuesday, September 10th from 6:00pm until approximately 12:00am.
• Wednesday, September 11th from 8:00pm until approximately 2:00am
• Thursday September 12th from 7:00pm until approximately 1:00am
• Friday September 13th from 8:00pm until approximately 2:00am
• Saturday September 14th from 1:30pm until approximately 11:30pm
• Sunday September 15th from 1:00pm until approximately 11:00pm

The URL links to documents in Service emails have been restored. To view these links, an additional step has been added, prompting users to enter their email address. More information is available here.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

Attention: If you are trying to file with the Violations Bureau, you will need to do so at https://maine.tylerhost.net/SRL/. This site is not currently available for use with eFiling in Maine courts.

The electronic filing system DOES NOT automatically serve opposing parties when you eFile a document with the court. You must take specific steps to ensure you are properly serving opposing parties. For details click here.

You are not charged for rejected or returned filings, however you will see an authorization hold on your bank account. Based on your financial institution's rules, it can take anywhere from 3-7 business days for the hold to fall off.

Not all fees will populate with the filing code. You may need to click Add New Optional Service, within the filings section to check for additional fees.

Getting Started (Read First):

Step 1:

Review the appropriate guidelines for the court you are filing into.

Step 2:

Sign up and attend a Webinar Session and/or watch Tutorial Videos. (See Self Help corner below)

Step 3:

Designate a person to administer the eFiling system for your firm. The Administrator will register the firm and be responsible for setting up and maintaining all users, credit card accounts, and attorneys at the firm. Click here to see what it means to be a Firm Administrator.

Step 4:

Whitelist efilingmail@tylerhost.net to receive e-mail notifications (click here for more information about whitelisting)

Step 5:

Register on the eFile and Serve Portal.

· The Firm Administrator will invite all other members of the firm to register during the account setup process.

· When registering as an attorney with a solo practice, "Register for a Firm Account" should be selected as the option during the registration process.

· If you are not an attorney, nor a member of a firm, "Register for a Self-Representative Account" should be selected as the option during the registration process.