New York Supreme, Civil & Federal Court Filing & Index Purchasing
Counter filing, Request for Judicial Intervention (RJI) submissions, chambers courtesy copies, and emergency Order to Show Cause walk-throughs across New York State and Federal trial courts.
Order Court Filing Online ($95–$195)Even with mandatory electronic filing via the New York State Courts Electronic Filing system (NYSCEF) and federal CM/ECF, New York litigation routinely demands physical courthouse counter filings, chambers working copy deliveries, hard-copy exhibit binders, and in-person ex parte commercial submissions. Missing a physical Part Rule requirement at 60 Centre Street in Manhattan or 360 Adams Street in Brooklyn can delay an emergency application or result in rejection by the Motion Support Office.
Executive Process Service dispatches court filing specialists to County Clerks, Supreme Court Commercial Division Parts, Ex Parte Motion Support offices, Surrogate's Court accounting desks, and NYC Civil Court Landlord & Tenant clerks across all five boroughs, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, and Albany.
Emergency Orders to Show Cause (OSC), Ex Parte Clerks & Working Copies
When litigation requires a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) or expedited injunctive relief under CPLR § 6301 and § 2214(d), counsel must navigate the Ex Parte Support Office (such as Room 315 at New York County Supreme Court, 60 Centre Street, or Room 295 at Kings County Supreme Court, 360 Adams Street). Once a Justice signs an Order to Show Cause fixing a strict briefing schedule and specific method of service (often requiring personal hand delivery by 5:00 PM the same or following day), any delay between courthouse retrieval and field dispatch jeopardizes the entire motion.
A courthouse runner can check OSC signature status at the Ex Parte counter, pick up conformed copies once signed, and hand-transfer the signed Order and supporting papers directly to a field server for execution—eliminating transit lag between courtroom and service address.
NYC Civil Court, Surrogate's Court & Non-NYSCEF Counter Submissions
Many high-volume New York venues still require or involve physical clerk counter processing, including NYC Civil Court summary proceedings (111 Centre Street in Manhattan, 141 Livingston Street in Brooklyn, 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard in Queens, 851 Grand Concourse in the Bronx), Surrogate's Court original will deposits and citation issuances (31 Chambers Street in Manhattan), and out-of-state subpoena domestications under the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act (CPLR § 3119).
Every physical filing includes time-stamped clerk receipts, index or docket verification, and PDF scan return of conformed face sheets back to instructing counsel.
Court Filing Deliverables & Capabilities
- Ex Parte Order to Show Cause (OSC) walk-throughs and post-signature service dispatch
- Chambers working copies and Commercial Division exhibit binder deliveries (22 NYCRR § 202.70)
- Out-of-state subpoena domestication counter submissions under NY UIDDA (CPLR § 3119)
- Surrogate's Court citation issuance and original document deposits across NY counties
- NYC Civil Court Landlord & Tenant petition filings and warrant requisitions
- Scanned PDF return of clerk-stamped face pages and index receipts
Court Filing — Statutory Q&A
- Can your team submit an out-of-state subpoena to the County Clerk under CPLR § 3119?
- Yes. Under NY CPLR § 3119(b), an out-of-state subpoena may either be submitted directly to the County Clerk in the county where discovery is sought for issuance of a local New York subpoena, or issued directly by an attorney admitted to practice in New York State. We handle both County Clerk counter issuance and field service on the witness or records custodian.
- Do individual Supreme Court Justices still require physical working copies of NYSCEF motions?
- While Unified Court System administrative rules default to paperless NYSCEF submissions, several individual IAS and Commercial Division Justices specify in their Part Rules that tabbed hard-copy working copies or exhibit volumes must be delivered to the courtroom or Motion Support room prior to the return date.
NYC Borough & Statewide County Coverage
Dispatch Court Filing in New York
Counter filing, Request for Judicial Intervention (RJI) submissions, chambers courtesy copies, and emergency Order to Show Cause walk-throughs across New York State and Federal trial courts.