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eFiling Support · A Lexli platform tool

The packet, prepared. The filing, yours.

Lexli assembles the eFiling packet: the eDraft filled from the case file, the documents OCR'd, merged, and indexed to the format the portal expects. You review it, you approve it, and it files through your own credentials.

The flow

How it works

Step one

Choose the case

A new case or a running one: the packet builds from the case file either way.

Step two

The eDraft fills itself

Party names, case details, form fields: extracted from the case files, not re-typed into a portal form.

Step three

The packet assembles

OCR conversion, merging, blank-page removal, and indexing, to the exact format the portal expects.

Step four

Review, approve, file

Every field and every page is yours to check. Submission goes through your own portal credentials, not ours.

Capabilities

What it does

eDraft creation from case files

The form filled from the record, before you open it.

Filled-form editing and verification

Every extracted field is editable, and nothing is final until verified.

Document readiness

OCR, merge, blank-page removal, indexing: the unglamorous requirements, met.

Your credentials, your filing

Submission happens through the user's own portal account. Lexli never files on its own authority.

New and existing cases

First filing or the hundredth in a running case.

eDraft management

Save, revise, and export (.doc) drafts before submission.

The platform

Better inside the platform

eFiling Support is where the rest of the platform's work converges. The scan you took in Document Scanner is already prepared. The draft you wrote in Drafting is already in the case file. The party details the eDraft needs were extracted when the case record was built. The packet assembles because the platform has been preparing it since the case arrived.

What never changes: nothing is submitted until you have read it and approved it.

Lexli prepares. You decide.

Prepared by the platform. Filed by you.

Bring a case onto Lexli and see the packet assemble, or talk to us about your filing workflow.