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Online Payment of Attorney Admission Fee is Now Available
You may now pay online for your attorney admission fee with a credit card using the court’s ECF filing system. Once you register for ECF with the court, select the Bar Admission option from the Utility menu, and follow the directions.
Submitting Your Bar Application Using ECF
Submitting Your Bar Application Using ECF
You can make more payments beginning October 1, 2012:
Submitting Petitions with Payment Via ECF
Submitting Petitions Without Immediate Payment Via ECF
Submitting F.R.A.P. 5 Petitions Via ECF
Request a Certificate of Good Standing using ECF
Posted on September 28, 2012
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Fee Schedule Changes Effective November 1st, 2011
At its September 2011 session, the Judicial Conference of the United States approved changes to the miscellaneous fee schedule for the Courts of Appeal. These changes will take effect on November 1st, 2011, and will apply to all transactions occurring on or after that date. The new fees will be as follows:
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| Record Search | $30.00 |
| Certification | $11.00 |
| Copy of Audio Recording | $30.00 |
| Record Reproduction (by the clerk's office) | $83.00 |
| Record Retrieval Fee | $53.00 |
| Returned Check Fee | $53.00 |
Attorney Admission Fee**
**Please note, however, that the current total admission fee for the 10th Circuit Bar is $225. The amount identified in the fee schedule is the national portion of the fee. Effective January 1, 2012 the total fee (the local and national fees combined) increased to $225. | $176.00 |
| Certificate of Good Standing | $18.00 |
Posted on October 14, 2011
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Electronic Public Access Fees |
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As directed by Congress, the Judicial Conference has determined that the following fees are necessary to reimburse expenses incurred by the judiciary in providing electronic public access to court records. These fees shall apply to the United States unless otherwise stated. No fees under this schedule shall be charged to federal agencies or programs which are funded from judiciary appropriations, including, but not limited to, agencies, organizations, and individuals providing services authorized by the Criminal Justice Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3006A, and bankruptcy administrator programs. |
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- For electronic access to court data via dial up service: sixty cents per minute. For electronic access to court data via a federal judiciary Internet site: eight cents per page, with the total for any document, docket sheet, or case-specific report not to exceed the fee for thirty pages–-provided however that transcripts of federal court proceedings shall not be subject to the thirty-page fee limit. Attorneys of record and parties in a case (including pro se litigants) receive one free electronic copy of all documents filed electronically, if receipt is required by law or directed by the filer. No fee is owed under this provision until an account holder accrues charges of more than $10 in a calendar year. Consistent with Judicial Conference policy, courts may, upon a showing of cause, exempt indigents, bankruptcy case trustees, individual researchers associated with educational institutions, courts, section 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organizations and pro bono ADR neutrals from payment of these fees. Courts must find that parties from the classes of persons or entities listed above seeking exemption have demonstrated that an exemption is necessary in order to avoid unreasonable burdens and to promote public access to information. Any user granted an exemption agrees not to sell for profit the data obtained as a result. Exemptions may be granted for a definite period of time and may be revoked at the discretion of the court granting the exemption.
- For printing copies of any record or document accessed electronically at a public terminal in the courthouse: ten cents per page. This fee shall apply to services rendered on behalf of the United States if the record requested is remotely available through electronic access.
- For every search of court records conducted by the PACER Service Center, $20.
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Judicial Conference Policy Notes |
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Courts should not exempt local, state or federal government agencies, members of the media, attorneys or others not members of one of the groups listed above. Exemptions should be granted as the exception, not the rule. A court may not use this exemption language to exempt all users. An exemption applies only to access related to the case or purpose for which it was given.
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The electronic public access fee applies to electronic court data viewed remotely from the public records of individual cases in the court, including filed documents and the docket sheet. Electronic court data may be viewed free at public terminals at the courthouse and courts may provide other local court information at no cost. Examples of information that can be provided at no cost include: local rules, court forms, news items, court calendars, opinions, and other information – such as court hours, court location, telephone listings – determined locally to benefit the public and the court. |
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