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CM/ECF Information			PACER Information Public Access to Court Electronic Records
Log into CM/ECF or PACER			Pacer Service Center
Civil Events		Criminal Events	Pacer Registration Center:
ECF User Manual		Maintaining your CM/ECF Account		(800) 676-6856
				(210) 301-6440
Registration Form for CM/ECF (Complete and mail this form)			Pacer FAQs
CM/ECF On-Line Training
Texas Eastern converted to the new CM case management database on Monday, February 9, 2004.
In order to provide you with e-mail notification of orders and judgments, we need your current e-mail address(es). If you have not already registered for e-mail notification, you may do so here.(CM/ECF registration form) After you fill out the form, we will provide you with a user ID and password for the CM/ECF system.
In order to read, download, cut, copy, print or save orders or judgments, you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat reader software installed on your computer. Please click here (Adobe Acrobat) to install a free copy of the Acrobat reader on your computer.
We will provide you with regular mail notification of the entry of judgments or orders in the unlikely event that we are unable to reach you vial e-mail, or if you decide to receive conventional "snail mail" notification of our orders.
The CM database will contain electronic images of most documents filed with the court. These images can be viewed, downloaded, printed, cut, copied and saved via your computer. The new database is accessible at this web site. E-mail notification of judgments and orders is provided free of charge. If you wish to look at other documents in the database, there is a 7 cents per page through your PACER account. To sign up for PACER, click here .
ECF allows you to file documents 24/7 with the court via the Internet. It will also automatically serve opposing counsel via e-mail with your electronically filed document(s). This will save you a lot of time and money. Please contact the court for ECF training.
If you have any questions about CM or ECF, please contact us via e-mail here or at (903) 590-1000. Thanks!
What is CM/ECF?
	CM/ECF is short for Case Management/Electronic Case Filing. It will replace the existing ICMS case management system in our court.
	CM/ECF Video: The Attorneys' Perspective
What are the benefits of CM/ECF?
	24-hour access to case file Automatic email notice of case activity Ability to download and print documents directly from the court system Concurrent access to case files by multiple parties Savings in time and expenditures for attorneys No waiting in line or unavailable files at the courthouse No delays or added expenses associated with mail or courier services Speeds delivery and allows easier tracking of case activity Reduces physical storage space needs and document processing times Court dockets are immediately updated and available
Where do I find more Information about CM/ECF?
	Official CM/ECF Court Information Web Site