NYSCEF Surrogate’s Court E-Filing in New York

How to e-file probate, estate, and guardianship matters through NYSCEF in New York’s Surrogate’s Courts — with county-by-county availability, the login link, and what you can file. Availability varies significantly by county.

Go to NYSCEF Surrogate’s Court Login → Opens the official NYSCEF portal in a new tab. Select the Surrogate’s Court for your county.

Surrogate’s Court handles probate, estate administration, guardianship (Article 81), and related proceedings in New York. NYSCEF e-filing availability in Surrogate’s Court varies significantly by county — some counties require mandatory e-filing, others are voluntary, and some are not yet available. Always confirm your specific county before filing.

Surrogate’s Court NYSCEF status by county

CountyStatusPro seLast verified
Albany Contact court — —
Allegany Contact court — —
Bronx Contact court — —
Broome Contact court — —
Cattaraugus Contact court — —
Cayuga Contact court — —
Chautauqua Contact court — —
Chemung Contact court — —
Chenango Contact court — —
Clinton Contact court — —
Columbia Contact court — —
Cortland Contact court — —
Delaware Contact court — —
Dutchess Contact court — —
Erie Contact court — —
Essex Contact court — —
Franklin Contact court — —
Fulton Contact court — —
Genesee Contact court — —
Greene Contact court — —
Hamilton Contact court — —
Herkimer Contact court — —
Jefferson Contact court — —
Kings Contact court — —
Lewis Contact court — —
Livingston Contact court — —
Madison Contact court — —
Monroe Contact court — —
Montgomery Contact court — —
Nassau Contact court — —
New York Contact court — —
Niagara Contact court — —
Oneida Contact court — —
Onondaga Contact court — —
Ontario Contact court — —
Orange Contact court — —
Orleans Contact court — —
Oswego Contact court — —
Otsego Contact court — —
Putnam Contact court — —
Queens Contact court — —
Rensselaer Contact court — —
Richmond Contact court — —
Rockland Contact court — —
Saratoga Contact court — —
Schenectady Contact court — —
Schoharie Contact court — —
Schuyler Contact court — —
Seneca Contact court — —
St. Lawrence Contact court — —
Steuben Contact court — —
Suffolk Contact court — —
Sullivan Contact court — —
Tioga Contact court — —
Tompkins Contact court — —
Ulster Contact court — —
Warren Contact court — —
Washington Contact court — —
Wayne Contact court — —
Westchester Contact court — —
Wyoming Contact court — —
Yates Contact court — —

“Contact court” means we don’t yet have a verified Surrogate’s Court e-filing record for that county — check with the county Surrogate’s Court or the official NYSCEF site. Confirm any status with the Eligibility Checker before filing.

What can be filed in Surrogate’s Court via NYSCEF

Not sure whether your matter is eligible? Run the Eligibility Checker pre-filtered to Surrogate’s Court →

Surrogate’s Court contact directory

Clerk contact details for the ten highest-volume counties, from the public nycourts.gov directory. Verify before relying — court locations and numbers change. Find any court at the official court directory ↗.

CountySurrogate’s Court addressPhone
New York 31 Chambers Street, New York, NY 10007 (646) 386-5000
Kings 2 Johnson Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 (347) 404-9700
Queens 88-11 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11435 (718) 298-0400
Bronx 851 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451 (718) 618-2400
Richmond 18 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301 (718) 675-8500
Nassau 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, NY 11501 (516) 493-3800
Suffolk 320 Center Drive, Riverhead, NY 11901 (631) 852-1745
Westchester 111 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, White Plains, NY 10601 (914) 824-5656
Erie 92 Franklin Street, Buffalo, NY 14202 (716) 845-7500
Monroe 99 Exchange Blvd, Rochester, NY 14614 (585) 428-5200

Surrogate’s Court e-filing FAQ

Can I e-file in Surrogate’s Court in New York?
In many counties, yes. Probate, administration, and guardianship matters can be e-filed through NYSCEF in Surrogate’s Court, but availability varies significantly by county — some are mandatory, some voluntary, and some not yet available. Check your county’s status before filing.
How do I log in to NYSCEF for Surrogate’s Court?
Use the official NYSCEF portal at iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef and select the Surrogate’s Court for your county. Attorneys log in with their NY State attorney registration number and password.
What kinds of cases can be filed in Surrogate’s Court through NYSCEF?
Typically probate, administration, voluntary administration (small estates), guardianship (Article 81), accounting, and kinship proceedings — subject to each county’s e-filing availability and local rules.

Having trouble logging in? See the NYSCEF attorney login guide → or check whether the system is up on the live status page →. To compute a filing deadline, use the CPLR Deadline Calculator.

Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. This site is not affiliated with the New York State Unified Court System. Verify all deadlines with the applicable CPLR provisions and consult qualified legal counsel.