Connecticut Appellate Electronic Access (Self-Represented Party Registration)

• Category: Connecticut Appeals - Supreme-Appellate Court
• State: Connecticut
• Control #: CT-JD-AC-15
• Format: PDF

Description

Appellate Electronic Access (Self-Represented Party Registration) Connecticut Appellate Electronic Access (CT-AEA) is an online system that allows self-represented parties to access the Connecticut Appellate Court's electronic records and filings. CT-AEA allows users to register for a Self-Represented Party Account to view, file, and track documents electronically without having to appear in person. Self-represented parties can also receive email notifications when documents are filed in their cases. The Self-Represented Party Registration is a two-step process. First, users must provide their contact information to create a Self-Represented Party Account. After the account is created, users must then register with the Appellate Court to receive access to the electronic records and filings. Once registered, users can access the court's electronic records and filings, view case documents, file documents electronically, and track the progress of their cases. CT-AEA also allows users to receive email notifications when documents are filed in their cases. There are two types of Connecticut Appellate Electronic Access (CT-AEA) Self-Represented Party Registration: Appellate Self-Represented Party Registration and Trial Self-Represented Party Registration. Appellate Self-Represented Party Registration is for users who are filing documents in the Connecticut Appellate Court. Trial Self-Represented Party Registration is for users who are filing documents in the Connecticut Trial Court.

Connecticut Appellate Electronic Access (CT-AEA) is an online system that allows self-represented parties to access the Connecticut Appellate Court's electronic records and filings. CT-AEA allows users to register for a Self-Represented Party Account to view, file, and track documents electronically without having to appear in person. Self-represented parties can also receive email notifications when documents are filed in their cases. The Self-Represented Party Registration is a two-step process. First, users must provide their contact information to create a Self-Represented Party Account. After the account is created, users must then register with the Appellate Court to receive access to the electronic records and filings. Once registered, users can access the court's electronic records and filings, view case documents, file documents electronically, and track the progress of their cases. CT-AEA also allows users to receive email notifications when documents are filed in their cases. There are two types of Connecticut Appellate Electronic Access (CT-AEA) Self-Represented Party Registration: Appellate Self-Represented Party Registration and Trial Self-Represented Party Registration. Appellate Self-Represented Party Registration is for users who are filing documents in the Connecticut Appellate Court. Trial Self-Represented Party Registration is for users who are filing documents in the Connecticut Trial Court.