Save attorney information
Request an attorney account. After the Owner activates it and sets the password, save name, State Bar number, firm, address, telephone, fax, and attorney email for later matters.
Use a reusable attorney account, then enter the case and electronic-service information for each matter. The site records the case and consent data for account history, while the completed PDF remains a browser-generated file you choose where to save.
The completed EFS-005-CV is generated locally in the browser and displayed for preview. It is not automatically uploaded to the court, emailed, filed, or electronically served. When you click Choose Save Location & Save PDF, the site uses a Save As location chooser when the browser allows it. The suggested filename is Case Name Consent to eServe Signer Name.pdf.
Designed for repeat attorney use with a saved profile plus a record of each case and electronic-service consent generated through the account.
Request an attorney account. After the Owner activates it and sets the password, save name, State Bar number, firm, address, telephone, fax, and attorney email for later matters.
Enter the case number, case name, caption, court, department, judicial officer, and client or party represented.
Select the party role and enter the name and electronic service email address that should appear on the consent form.
Preview the filled EFS-005-CV, review it, then choose where to save it. The filename uses the case name plus “Consent to eServe” plus the name of the person signing the consent. Page 2 remains blank except for case name and case number.
This tool is intended to make preparation of the California Consent to Electronic Service and Notice of Electronic Service Address faster for Los Angeles matters. Los Angeles Superior Court electronic filing and electronic service requirements can vary by case type and representation status, so users should confirm the current court rules and procedures before filing.
EFS-005-CV is the California Judicial Council form titled Consent to Electronic Service and Notice of Electronic Service Address.
No. The current version prepares the PDF and lets the user choose where to save it. Filing or serving the completed form is a separate step.
No. In this version, page 2 is left blank except for the case name and case number.
Yes. Sign in with the attorney account and the reusable attorney profile is loaded for the next case. The database also keeps the case and electronic-service consent information from generated forms.
No. This is an independent form-preparation tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, or the Judicial Council of California.
Yes. The person preparing the form should review all entries, confirm the current filing and service requirements, and sign where appropriate before filing or service.
Your saved attorney information and form history can be retrieved the next time you sign in.