Chancery Court eFiling

FSX stores all eFiled documents on its secure web-based application. Once you successfully submit a filing, FSX will send you an email through which you can retrieve your file stamped documents. Alternatively, you can download the documents from the chancery court’s register of actions on FSX.

The Chancery Court uses an electronic filing system provided by File & Serve Xpress (FSX).

The chancery court will electronically sign, seal, and issue the summons through the electronic filing system. Once electronically issued, the filer may retrieve and serve the summons as required under W.R.C.P.Ch.C. 4.

Stated another way, when eFiling your complaint, electronically staple a summons for each defendant using the main/supporting document functionality. After receiving the filing, the clerk will sign, seal, and issue each summons electronically. You can download the signed summons from the chancery court’s register of actions on FSX.

Yes.

No. If a document is eFiled, the parties should not manually file paper copies of the same document with the clerk.

No. Service through the eFiling System constitutes valid service.

Generally, no. Traditional filing is only allowed in the specific circumstances outlined in Rule 5 of the Wyoming Rules for Electronic Filing and Service.

Yes. All documents must be electronically filed through the electronic filing system. And all documents, other than case initiating documents, must be electronically served through the electronic filing system unless otherwise ordered by the court.

Yes. Initiating case documents must be filed through the electronic filing system.

No. A summons and copy of the complaint must not be served through the electronic filing system.

EFiling within Wyoming’s trial courts is governed by the Wyoming Rules for Electronic Filing and Service.

The persons identified below may electronically file and serve documents once they have completed training, registered, agreed to terms and conditions, and passed an eFiling proficiency exam:

• Attorneys who are active members in good standing of the Wyoming State Bar;
• Eligible attorneys’ staff; and
• Self-represented individuals.

If you have trouble eFiling, please contact FSX at 888.529.7587. Help is available 24/7.

No, the initial filing will be electronic. The initial service will be in paper.