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Active Appellate Courts

The active appellate courts chart includes information related to each court's status regarding e-filing, case search capability, collection policy and acceptance of American Express. For detailed information on these items, review the chart legend »

Active district, county, probate and justice courts »

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Court Item Appellate Court
Supreme Court Status Mandatory
Search  Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Criminal Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX  
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14)  
Criminal  
First Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Second Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Third Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Fourth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Fifth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Sixth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Seventh Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Eight Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Ninth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Tenth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory 
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Eleventh Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Twelfth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Thirteenth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory 
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  
Fourteenth Court of Appeals Status Mandatory
Search Limited
Accepts AMEX Does not accept American Express
Collects $2 Fee (01-01-14) Does not collect $2 fee
Criminal  

 

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Active Courts Legend
Status

Permissive means that the court currently accepts e-filing as well as paper documents.

Mandatory means that e-filing is mandatory for the court.

If there is no status information this means that the court is not yet using eFileTexas.gov.

Search

Limited search exists in counties with no integration between their case management system and eFileTexas.gov. Once a case has been successfully filed into (accepted by the court), the filer is able to search for the case.

Full search is available in counties with case management systems that integrate with eFileTexas.gov. This integration allows  for the transmission of data for existing cases when searching by case number. 

Accepts AMEX

E-filing payment accounts may be created using Mastercard, Discover, Visa or American Express. However, some courts do not accept American Express.

We use the following icons to indicate whether a court accepts American Express as a payment method or not.

Accepts American ExpressDoes not accept American Express

Collects $2 Fee

As of January 1, 2014, counties have the option of collecting a $2 fee for each electronic filing transaction to recover the actual system operating costs incurred by the county to accept electronic payment methods or interface with other technology information systems related to e-filing of court documents.

We use the following icons to indicate whether the county collects a $2 fee or not.

Collects $2 feeDoes not collect $2 fee

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