NYSCEF e-filing, case search, and CPLR deadlines.
NYSCEF is New York's official court e-filing system, run by the Unified Court System. This site is an independent guide — go straight to the official portal below, or use the free tools for e-filing rules and litigation deadlines.
Locked out, resetting a password, or getting a “not authorized” error? See the NYSCEF login guide →
⏱ CPLR Deadline Calculator
Enter a triggering event and date — get every downstream deadline with its CPLR citation.
⚖ NYSCEF Eligibility Checker
Find out if your case type is mandatory, voluntary, or ineligible for e-filing in your county.
📅 Statute of Limitations Lookup
Pick a cause of action, get the SOL period, the governing statute, and any discovery-rule or tolling flags.
Open lookup →🗺 County E-Filing Reference
Per-county NYSCEF status pages with joint-protocol links and local practice notes.
Browse counties →❓ NYSCEF FAQ
Plain-English answers on mandatory e-filing, pro se access, deadlines, and working copies.
Read the FAQ →What is NYSCEF?
NYSCEF — the New York State Courts Electronic Filing System — is the official platform for electronically filing court documents in New York State. It is maintained by the New York State Unified Court System and is available at iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef. NYSCEF is used by attorneys, self-represented litigants, and court personnel to file, serve, and track documents in civil cases across New York's courts. Mandatory e-filing requirements vary by county and case type and are governed by Uniform Rule 202.5-b and county-specific joint protocols.
Check your county's e-filing status → Open the Eligibility Checker