Electronic Financial Disclosure Management System

Announcements

  • The annual filing deadline for the 2022 Form 6 has passed. Automatic fines of $25 per day will accrue for filers whose forms are not e-filed by September 1st via the Electronic Financial Disclosure Management System by 11:59 pm. DON'T GET FINED - FILE NOW!
  • WELCOME to the new Electronic Financial Disclosure Management System (EFDMS)! Pursuant to statute, beginning January 1, 2023, ALL FULL AND PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INTERESTS (Form 6, Form 6X, and the 2023 Form 6F) must be filed utilizing this system. Instructions, FAQs, and tutorials are available from the dashboard within EFDMS. Additional assistance can be obtained Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. by contacting the Commission.
  • Filers are urged to allow ample time to become acquainted with the e-filing system prior to the filing deadline of July 3, 2023.
  • Filer who have not yet accessed their invitation to register must contact the Commission at as soon as possible. Filers are strongly encouraged to file well before the July 3 deadline.
  • The recording of the June 7, 2023 webinar overview of EFDMS is now available.
  • The recording of the webinar for Coordinators from January 6, 2023 is now available.
  • If you have an annual filing requirement AND are running for office, you will complete your disclosure in EFDMS and submit your filing electronically to the Commission, then print a copy of your disclosure to file with your Qualifying Officer or print a verification/receipt of efiling your form.
  • If you are a Candidate who does not currently hold an office or other position requiring disclosure, you will complete your disclosure in EFDMS via the “I am a Candidate” link and print it for filing with your Qualifying Officer. You will not submit your disclosure to the Commission electronically.
  • All communication about filing requirements and due dates for filers will be provided via email only. Filers MUST maintain a current email address in EFDMS. Failure to maintain a current email address will not qualify as an "unusual circumstance" during an appeal of an automatic fine for failure to timely file a Form 6.