Motions · Subpoenas · Evidence · Administrative Tribunals

Fax Court Documents
With Certified Proof

Court deadlines are absolute. Get a certified receipt proving exactly when your filing reached the clerk — not when you sent it.

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Court deadlines are absolute — missed filings can result in dismissal or default judgment. A SHA-256 certified receipt proves the exact date and time your filing was delivered to the court. Verifiable at faxseal.com/verify.

What to fax to the court

Legal documents commonly submitted to courts and tribunals via fax

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Motions & pleadings

File motions for continuance, summary judgment, and other pleadings with courts that accept fax filings with certified transmission records.

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Subpoenas

Serve subpoenas on witnesses, organizations, and record custodians via fax where permitted by court rules.

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Discovery responses

Submit interrogatory responses, requests for production, and admissions to opposing counsel with certified delivery proof.

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Consent orders & stipulations

Fax signed stipulations and consent orders to clerks or opposing attorneys for counter-signature.

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Administrative tribunals

File documents with immigration courts, workers' compensation boards, EEOC, and other administrative bodies that accept fax submissions.

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Evidence & exhibits

Send PDF-format exhibits, declarations, and affidavits to court clerks or the judge's chambers fax line.

How it works

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Upload your PDF

Your motion, pleading, evidence, or legal form. Up to 20MB.

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Enter the court fax number

Use the clerk's fax number from the court's website, a prior filing, or your case management system.

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Pay & transmit

From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go. Card only charged on confirmed delivery.

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Get certified receipt

SHA-256 receipt emailed instantly. Proves the exact date and time your documents reached the court.

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Frequently asked questions

Do courts accept fax filings?

Many state courts, federal district courts, administrative tribunals, immigration courts, and arbitration panels accept fax filings — especially for motions, stipulations, and emergency filings. Check your court's local rules for acceptable methods. Courts that accept e-filing may not require fax, but fax remains widely accepted for urgent matters.

Why does certified proof matter for court filings?

Courts calculate deadlines — statute of limitations, response windows, and appeal deadlines — from the date documents are received, not the date you sent them. A SHA-256 certified receipt creates an immutable record of the exact delivery date and time, critical if there is ever a dispute about whether you filed before the deadline.

Can I sign legal documents and fax them in one step?

Yes. Use the Sign & Fax tool — draw or type your signature, place it on the document, and fax directly from the same screen. Useful for declarations, affidavits, stipulations, and consent orders that require signature before filing.

What is a SHA-256 certified receipt?

When your fax is delivered, FaxSeal generates a receipt containing the SHA-256 cryptographic hash of your exact document, the fax number dialed, and the confirmed delivery timestamp. The hash permanently ties the receipt to that specific file — verifiable by anyone at faxseal.com/verify.

What if the fax fails to deliver?

You are never charged for an undelivered fax. If a court deadline is imminent, retry immediately and consider contacting the clerk's office directly to confirm receipt. Courts generally accept a failed transmission record as evidence of good-faith attempt when accompanied by prompt follow-up.

Can attorneys use this for multiple clients?

Yes. FaxSeal credits never expire — buy a bundle for your firm and use across all cases. Each fax generates its own certified receipt with a unique verify URL, giving you per-matter proof of filing.

Don't miss a court deadline

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