Form 7.315 — Designation of E-mail Address for Party Not Represented by an Attorney

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          DESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR PARTY
                NOT REPRESENTED BY AN ATTORNEY

     Pursuant to Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.516, I, .....(name)....., designate the below e-mail address(es) for electronic service of all documents related to this case.

     By completing this form, I am authorizing the court, clerk of court, and all parties to send copies of notices, orders, judgments, motions, pleadings, or other written communications to me by e-mail or through the Florida Courts E-filing Portal.

     I will file a written notice with the clerk of court if my current e-mail address changes.

     .....(designated e-mail address).....

.....(secondary designated e-mail address(es) (if any)).....

    I certify that a copy hereof has been furnished to the clerk of court for .......... County and .....(insert name(s) and address(es) of parties used for service)..... by .....(e-mail) (hand delivery) (mail)..... on .....(date)......

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                                    .....(signature).....
                                    …..(printed name)…..
                                    .....(e-mail address).....
                                    …..(address)…..
                                    …..(phone number)…..

This is an official court form for parties representing themselves (pro se litigants) to provide their email address to the court and all other parties. By filing this form, you are giving official permission to receive all case-related documents—including motions, notices, and orders from the judge—by email. It is very important to keep this email address current with the clerk of court.