Electronic Filing (E-Filing)
E-Filing application (app)
Information about the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court E-Filing app can be found on this web page. The benefits of E-Filing include: convenient filing, available 24/7; automated email notification when filings are accepted / declined; filing dashboard provides filing status and history; detailed reconciliation for Automated Clearing House (ACH) transactions; similar look and feel to the Nebraska Trial Court E-Filing app; and login credentials are the same as for the Nebraska Trial Court E-Filing app.
Log on and get started
NOTE: All Nebraska attorneys practicing in the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court must be registered to E-File. Once registered, you are required to E-File pursuant to Rule 2(D) of the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court Rules of Procedure.
Not a registered E-Filer yet?
If you are already a Nebraska.gov* subscriber, but are not registered to E-File in the trial courts or the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court, then select this link to register.
If you are not a Nebraska.gov* subscriber, then select this link to subscribe.
Email the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court with procedural support questions.
Email E-Filing Customer Service (see email image below)* with technical support questions or call 800-747-8177. Common technical topics E-Filing Customer Service* can help with include:
“I can’t get logged into the E-Filing app . . .”
“I have a charge on my billing statement and I’m not sure what it's for . . .”
* NOTE: Nebraska.gov is the Official Nebraska Government Website, an overarching web presence of all Nebraska state government websites and web-based services such as its online services subscription, court E-Filing registration, court E-Filing Customer Service (see email image below), and the Attorney Portal). Nebraska.gov is owned and operated by Tyler Technologies / Tyler Nebraska (formerly NIC Nebraska / Nebraska Interactive, which is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Tyler Technologies).
E-Filing tips
All pleadings, including briefs, can be E-Filed, except pleadings or documents under court seal.
Exhibits to be offered at trial or a motion hearing will not be submitted through the E-Filing system. These should be mailed or hand-delivered to the court.
E-Service is available through the NWCC E-Filing system. The E-Filing System will E-Serve all opposing attorneys registered for E-Filing. Self-represented litigants must be separately served (i.e. mail, fax, email).
Appeals can be E-Filed. The associated fees will also be submitted through an ACH transaction.
The NWCC E-Filing system currently does not support E-Notice. Orders, notices, correspondence, etc. from the Office of the Clerk of the Court will continue to be sent through the United States Postal Service.
The following instructions for “flattening” PDF files have been provided by the Nebraska Supreme Court’s Attorney Services Division:
How to flatten PDF forms
When using a PDF fillable form or adding an electronic signature to a PDF document, the user must lock or “flatten” the PDF document after completion. Doing this ensures the document can be viewed on all devices and it prevents other users from manipulating or making changes to the information.
If a document is created in Word and information is redacted in Word, it may be possible to view the redacted information after the document has been converted to a PDF. Therefore, only make redactions when the document is a PDF.
Below are the steps to flatten a PDF document:
Complete the fillable form / add electronic signature;
Right-click on the document and choose Print or click on File in the upper-left corner and choose Print;
Choose PDF Printer and click OK;
Choose the location where you would like the flattened document saved; and
Select Save.
Email E-Filing Customer Service (see email image below) with questions about flattening a PDF form or call 800-747-8177.
E-Filing Customer Service Email:
