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Free efile app
Free efile app












If you have an existing file which was finalised before 14 April 2020 and you are lodging a new Initiating application, Application – Contravention or Application for divorce on the Commonwealth Courts Portal the court requires you ‘start a new file’ to support the digital court file (see Steps to eFile below). On 14 April 2020 the court introduced a digital court file. If you wish to seek fee exemption due to financial hardship, you need to use this process. Using this process means you understand and accept the responsibility of ensuring the correct information and proper documents are provided. The unguided process offers limited procedural guidance and is designed for someone who is familiar with Family Law proceedings.

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A small number of online questions are required to create your file.

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Selecting the unguided option allows you to upload a PDF version of a completed application document. You will also be directed to upload supporting documents prior to submitting the application. Based on your answers you may be presented with help text and links to fact sheets relevant to that question. Selecting the guided option provides you with procedural assistance when answering the application question. Choosing the guided or unguided process Guided process

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Hint: The kit/form only needs to be completed beforehand if you are choosing the unguided upload process. To file an Application for Divorce, go to How do I apply for a divorce? and see 6. Filing your applicationĬomplete the guided online interactive form or if you have already completed the form, upload a PDF version of the completed application using the unguided process.

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