Max PDF File Size by State

Max File Size is subject to change.

If your documents are too large to file, you must resize these files prior to uploading them.

• How To Resize Documents via Print To PDF
• How Do I File if My Document is Over the Size Limit?

State	Per Document	Per Envelope
California	25 MB  (Fresno County: 100 MB) (San Mateo: 104.86 MB) (Kern Civil 52.43 MB)	36.70 MB  (Fresno County: 100 MB) (San Mateo: 104.86 MB) (Kern Civil 52.43 MB)
Georgia	25 MB	36.70 MB (Fulton Superior: 52.43 MB)
Idaho	25 MB	35 MB
Illinois	25 MB	52.43 MB (Appellate Court: 157.29 MB)
Indiana	50 MB	75 MB
Louisiana	25 MB	35 MB
Maine	25 MB	50 MB
Maryland	25 MB - Documents cannot exceed 300 pages (Per the Court)	35 MB
Massachusetts	50 MB	75 MB (Appeals Court and Supreme Court) 50 MB (Trial Courts, Probate, Housing, Superior, Land Court, and Juvenile Courts)
Minnesota	5 MB	25 MB
Nevada	25 MB	40 MB
New Hampshire	25 MB	35 MB
New Mexico	25 MB - Documents cannot exceed 100 pages	35 MB
North Carolina	26.21 MB	36.7 MB
North Dakota	25 MB	80 MB
Ohio	25 MB	78.64 MB
Oregon	25 MB	35 MB
Pennsylvania, Lehigh County	25 MB	35 MB
Rhode Island	6 MB - Documents cannot exceed 350 pages (Per the Court)	20 MB
South Dakota	5 MB	25 MB
Tennessee	25 MB	35 MB
Texas	25 MB	36.70 MB (Court of Appeals 1-14th: 2.10 GB) (Supreme Court: 36.7 MB)
Tribal Courts	25 MB	35 MB
Vermont	25 MB	35 MB
Virginia	25 MB	36.70 MB
Washington	25 MB	36.70 MB
Washington D.C.	25 MB	35 MB

To find out what the max envelope size is for the state/court you are filing in and how much space you have remaining after uploading a file or two, look at the file size data at the upper right corner of the Filings tab when uploading files into your draft.