diff --git a/src/Constants/Copy/howToSteps.js b/src/Constants/Copy/howToSteps.js
index 7f89367..b6778b5 100644
--- a/src/Constants/Copy/howToSteps.js
+++ b/src/Constants/Copy/howToSteps.js
@@ -5,48 +5,41 @@ export const Steps = () => (
     <h2 className="doc-header-text">Generate Discovery Responses</h2>
     <ol className="steps-list">
       <li>
-        <strong>CREATE THE CASE: </strong>First, input the case to which the
-        discovery request pertains. Click “Cases” in the top navigation bar to
-        go to the <strong>Case View</strong>. Click the “Create New Case” button
-        (lower right) to surface the Create Case Modal. Enter all relevant
-        information -- case name, case number, parties, etc. -- and click “Save
-        Case”. The modal will close, returning you to the{" "}
-        <strong>Case View.</strong>
-        On the newly-created case info card, click the “View” button (far right)
-        to navigate to its <strong>Case Details View.</strong> Click “Upload
-        Document” to surface the Document Upload Modal.
+        <strong>CREATE THE CASE: </strong> Click “Cases” in the top navigation
+        bar to go to the <strong>Case View</strong>. Click the “Create New Case”
+        button (lower right) to surface the Create Case Modal. Enter all
+        relevant information -- case name, case number, parties, etc. -- and
+        click “Save Case” to open the new case's
+        <strong> Details View.</strong> Click “Upload Document”.
       </li>
       <li>
-        <strong>UPLOAD YOUR DOCUMENT: </strong>On the Document Upload Modal,
-        enter the document title, i.e. “Defendant’s Interrogatories,” and
-        (optionally) the date served. Drag and drop or click to select the
-        request document from your files.{" "}
-        <em>The document must be in .pdf format.</em>
-        <br />{" "}
-        <p className="howto-special-para">
-          Click “Upload”, and will you automatically navigate to the Document
-          List View.
-        </p>{" "}
+        <strong>UPLOAD YOUR DOCUMENT: </strong>You will now see the Document
+        Upload Modal. Enter your discovery request's info: document title, i.e.
+        “Defendant’s Interrogatories,” and (optionally) the date served. Drag
+        and drop the file, or click to select it from your computer's files,{" "}
+        {"  "}
+        then click <strong> “Upload”.</strong>
+        <br /> The upload will begin. Parsing the document usually takes 1 to 2
+        minutes, but be patient - it may take up to 5.
       </li>
       <li>
         <strong>GENERATE THE RESPONSE: </strong>From the Document List View,
         click the “Generate Responses'' button. Novdraft’s Intellidraft AI will
         generate the response and automatically navigate to the interactive
-        Document Editor. You can edit the responses and save progress anytime by
-        clicking the “Save Changes” button. When you are satisfied, you can
-        download a .docx file by clicking the “Create .docx File” button.
+        Document Editor. You can edit the responses and save progress any time
+        by clicking the “Save Changes” button.
       </li>
       <li>
         <strong>DOWNLOAD YOUR RESPONSE DOCUMENT: </strong>Click the “Create
-        .Docx' button to downlaod your fully-formatted, ready-to-serve response.
+        .Docx' button to download your fully-formatted, ready-to-serve response.
       </li>
       <ExclamationTriangle
         style={{ color: "red", marginRight: "6px", marginBottom: "2px" }}
       />
-      <strong>Pro tip:</strong> once you've created a case, you can skip most of
-      these steps. Simply search for the case by entering the case number in the
-      search bar on your Dashboard, click "Express Document Upload" and follow
-      the prompts.
+      <strong>Pro tip:</strong> Once you've created the case, you can skip step
+      one. Simply search for the case by entering the case number in the search
+      bar on your Dashboard, click "Express Document Upload" and follow the
+      prompts.
     </ol>
     <p className="steps-p"></p>
   </div>