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ATTENTION ECF and PACER Users:

We are pleased to announce an upcoming change in the format of BNC notices. BNC Notices received in electronic format will list the Certificate of Notice as the first page, followed by the actual document. This will make it easier to disinguish the BNC notice from the originally filed document. This change will take effect approximately March 4, 2011.

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Information About Electronic Case Filing
Note: Some documents listed below are in Adobe PDF format

• ECF Training Options
• Sign up for ECF Training
• Obtain ECF Computer Based Training CD
• ECF Access for Out-of-State Practitioners
• Register for Limited Access to ECF (Proof of Claims, Notice Requests...)
• Procedures for E-Claimants
• Proof of Claim Form B10
• Style Guide for E-Filers
• Document Linkage for E-Filers
• Requirements for a Complete Voluntary Petition
• Category and Event List for E-Filers
• Browser Settings for CM/ECF v4.2
• Realize You Made a Mistake?
• Need Help?
• Documents Excluded From Electronic Case Filing
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Instructions on how to verify that orders, notices of hearings, deficiency notices, minute orders, minutes of proceedings and public entries entered on the docket by the clerk have been received by specific E-filers via automatic E-mail notification. (Updated June 2007)
• Waiver of Conventional Notice and Consent to Notice by Electronic Transmission
• Request to Terminate Duplicate E-Mail
• Request to Terminate Court E-Mail Notification

Please click here for archived documents.

Quarterly Updates April 18, 2012

• Update to E-Filers and E-Claimants - April 18, 2012

Please click here for archived Quarterly Updates.

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NEW EFFORTS TO PROTECT PRIVATE INFORMATION WHEN FILING ELECTRONICALLY. When attorneys login to ECF to file a document electronically, there is a reminder of the attorney's redaction responsibility and filers are required to affirm that they read the notice and understand that they must comply with the redaction rules if they file. There is a final reminder screen when they finalize the submission of the filed document.

EFFECTIVE JULY 12, 2010, THE BANKRUPTCY NOTICING CENTER WILL NOT MAIL NOTICES TO A CREDITOR IF ADDRESS IS INVALID. Click here for details.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Courts encourage the bankruptcy community to utilize Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing (EBN). EBN is a free service that allows court notices to be transmitted electronically, delivering them faster and more conveniently. Some of the advantages to electronic noticing are: Court notices are sent the same day they are produced by the court. You can access your court notices 24/7. Court notices that would be mailed to multiple locations can be routed to a centralized electronic address. Storing court notices to your computer means you never lose a paper copy. Court notices can easily be forwarded around the office or to your attorney. For more information and to register for this service, please go to http://ebn.uscourts.gov. You may also contact EBN Customer Service at 1-877- 837-3424 or ebn@baesystems.com. Note: If you are an attorney who already receives your notices via CM/ECF Notice of Electronic Filing, then you do not need to register for this service.

For more information on ECF or the two types of training programs available, please contact the ECF Help Desk at (720) 904-7450 or via email at cobml_training@cob.uscourts.gov
For PACER information, please contact the PACER Servicing Center at 800-676-6856.

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