Where to file
Civil filing locations per Local Rule 2.02, effective 2026-07-01.
What Sacramento County requires with the complaint
Beyond the statewide Civil Case Cover Sheet (CM-010), Summons (SUM-100), and your complaint.
Some of this county's local rules could not be read in full when last checked (2026-10-09); confirm with the civil clerk before relying on it.
What to serve with the summons
- Notice of Case Management Conference (CV\E-143U)
- ADR Information Package (CV\E-100)
- Notice of Case Management Conference
Official copies: Program Case Notice - Unlimited Civil Case (CV\E-143U) ยท Alternative Dispute Resolution Information Package (CV\E-100)
What filers get caught by here
- Local Rule 2.02 (eff. 7/1/2026): original + one copy; only one copy conformed; documents without correct fees returned unfiled; several departments require reservations.
- E-filing: court's updated public notice (June 2024) made e-filing permissive for all parties and delayed mandatory e-filing to a future date with 30-day notice; verify current status at saccourt.ca.gov/civil/e-filing.
- Limited civil: exempt from Case Management Program (Local Rule 2.21); CMC statements not accepted; case status via Limited Civil Case Status Memorandum CV\E-202.
- Local rules PDF fetched (showpublisheddocument/1208, eff. 7/1/2026) was truncated before Part Four (Rules 2.45-2.61), so the CMP rule text itself was not read; requirements above come from the mandatory local forms.
What SimpleCase generates for a Sacramento County filing
From one uploaded complaint, reviewed on one screen before anything downloads.
- CM-010 Civil Case Cover Sheet
- SUM-100 Summons
- POS-010 Proof of Service (Personal)
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