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Court filings
eFile is treated as the place a finished package goes, not a wizard you re-learn. The case already has the facts, the parties, and the deadline. You review and approve; the page keeps what was submitted and who was told.
In the works. You can review a package and see who would be notified. Handing it to the real Arizona eFile system is simulated.
What you are looking at
History and status of packages for this case, plus which kinds of later filings the prototype knows how to build. Opening a brand-new case at the court is a different path and is not filed from here.
What it is trying to accomplish
The public eFile site is built to make a person follow screens: re-enter facts, pick a type, upload, navigate. Guardian Assist is meant to do that assembly and leave you with a review and a submit. Success looks quiet.
Incomplete or invented filings would make clerks trust the channel less, not more. So the package is checked, you attest that it is true, and this page keeps the audit: accepted or rejected, and which address-book parties were notified.
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