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This SOP is issued by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Wisconsin to provide procedural guidance only and does not constitute legal advice

 

  • U.S. Code: Title 11- [Applicable Sections]
  • Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure - [###, ###]
  • Bankruptcy Basics
  • Local Rules / Orders (if applicable)
  • Job Aids/link to WIWB Checklists (if applicable)
Governing Authority and Reference Materials

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Procedure Name - Subtitle]

Filing Requirements

  • Required Forms
  • Applicable Orders
  • Motions or Responses
  • Notices (if applicable)
  • Filing Fees

Service Requirement: Filing electronically through CM/ECF satisfies service only for registered electronic users. You must mail a paper copy of this filing to any party who is not a registered CM/ECF user and file a Certificate of Service.

 

Step 1 - Event Selection

Select the CM/ECF event that most closely matches the document being filed. Choosing the correct event helps ensure the document is properly docketed and served.

  • Additional instructions (if applicable)
 
 

Step 2 - Input Data

Document Preparation Requirements

  • Documents are saved as PDF files.
  • Text is clear, readable, and properly oriented.
  • The document is signed (typed “/s/ Name” is acceptable for electronic filers.
 

Enter the required case information and attach the correct PDF document when prompted. Confirm that the document is complete, readable, and properly labeled before proceeding.

  • Additional instructions (if applicable)
 
 

Step 3 - Review 

Carefully review all entries on the final screen, including the case number, event selection, and attached documents. Once submitted, filings become part of the official court record.

  • Additional instructions (if applicable)
 
 
 
 

Filing Deadlines and Applicable Timeframes

Filing deadlines are governed by statue, rule, court order, or notice. CM/ECF records the date and time of filing based on court time. Filing after a deadline may have procedural consequences.

  • Additional instructions (if applicable)
 
 

Filing Review and Common Errors

After Electronically Filing

  • A Notice of Electronic Filing (NEF) will appear on screen.
  • Registered users will receive the NEF by email.
  • A NEF serves as proof of filing, save or print the NEF for your records.
 
  • Wrong Event Selected
  • Missing Signatures
  • Fee Issue
 
 

 

 

 

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