Frequently Asked Questions

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Electronic filing is mandatory for all case types, per administrative order. Sign up for an eFlex account to file electronically.

If you are having trouble filing electronically and would prefer to come in person to the Resource Center, we are happy to help. You will still be required to file through your eFlex account.

Documents can now be electronically issued in eFlex.

To get a document issued, submit the document using:

• Document Category: ISSUANCE
• Document Types:
  • DOCUMENT ISSUED BY THE COURT (Docket code 1639)
    • Defaults
    • Subpoenas
    • Notices of Hearing
    • Letters of Administration
    • Letters of Guardianship
    • Letters of Special Administration
    • Letters Testamentary
    • Notice for Name Change
  • SUMMONS ISSUED (Docket code 4090)

For Summonses and Subpoenas:

Once these documents are issued, parties to this case will receive electronic notification. The issued documents will be available in Eflex at the same place in the case where the un-issued document was e-filed.

For all other documents:

Once these documents are issued, they will be e-filed into the case and parties to this case will receive electronic notification. The issued documents will be available at the docket entry where they were e-filed into the case.

Important Notes

• Writs of Execution must be mailed with required fees.
• Writs of Attachment must be mailed with required fees.
• Certified copies cannot be requested or paid for in eFlex.

If your hearing is today, search for your hearing using the Daily Calendar.

If your hearing is in the future and available via Zoom, visit the Online Hearings page.

If you do not know your case number, search your hearing using the Person Search

1. Search by name.
2. Click the blue case number.
3. Expand “Event Information.”

Before attending a court hearing, you may wish to familiarize yourself with the courtroom rules by reviewing the Courtroom Rules.

Contact the Judicial Assistant of your department. Department Judges.

1. Visit the Resource Center anytime between Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5pm.
2. Mail payment to:
   Second Judicial District Court
   75 Court Street
   Reno, NV 89501
   Include case number and purpose.

1. Click here for forms and packets.
2. Visit the Resource Center anytime between Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5pm.

• Find a list of videos under Instructional videos
• If you are new to e-filing, we host an introductory session once per week. Schedule an appointment.
• e-Filing Support Section
• e-Filing User Guide
• If you have questions that have not been answered by the above information, please e-mail eFlexSupport@washoecourts.us.

Parking is available at the Parking Gallery for a fee.

If your visit to the court will be less than 2 hours, metered parking is available along all streets surrounding the court buildings. These meters accept coins and credit/debit cards.

Jurors should review: Jury parking information.

If you are a plaintiff or defendant in a case and have an attorney, you should contact your attorney immediately. If you do not have their phone number, you can search by name on the Nevada State Bar website.

If you are representing yourself or are an attorney of record, please contact the assigned department. The contact information can be obtained on the Judges page. and then clicking the department number of the judge presiding over the case.

If you are a witness, contact the office that subpoenaed you. This information can be found on your subpoena.

If you are a juror, please contact the Jury Commissioner's Office at 775-328-3152 as soon as possible.

Attending a hearing where you are not a party in the case

To access an open hearing, go to the Daily Calendar.

Attending a hearing where you are a party in the case

The department will send you information about how to attend a hearing. This information is usually in the Order setting the hearing. If you have questions about attending or you have not received information about how to attend, please contact the Judicial Assistant for that department. Contact information can be found on the Judges' page. Click on the department number under your judge's name. If a Judicial Assistant name is not listed, call the phone number provided. If you do not know your department, please email ResourceCenter@washoecourts.us or call (775) )325-6731.

In accordance with federal mandates and state requirements, the District Court provides free language assistance services to all Limited English Proficient who have a case pending in the Court. You may request an interpreter for an upcoming court hearing at these places:

• Court Services
• Family Court Front Counter
• Resource Center
• Filing Office
• Law Library
• Family or Civil Coversheet
• During court proceedings

To learn more about interpreter services, please contact the Jury Office at JuryOffice@washoecourts.us or by calling at (775) 328-3152

1. Go to www.washoecourts.com
2. Click Case Inquiry
3. Select search type
4. Enter search information
5. Click the blue case number
6. Expand Event Information
7. Expand Docket Entry Information

Yes. The courtroom is a place of business. Dress should reflect the dignity of the courtroom and be business appropriate. Please do not wear tanks tops, hats, shorts, sweats, or flip flops. Sunglasses should be removed from your eyes and head. All cellular devices will need to be turned off or silenced, including vibration notifications. Please know that the temperature of the courtrooms may fluctuate.

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