Local Rule Rule 9036-1: Notice by Electronic Transmission

Rule 9036-1 Notice by Electronic Transmission

(a) Electronic Notice

(1) Electronic service of a Notice of Electronic Filing on a recipient that is a Filing User of the Electronic Case Filing System is the equivalent of service of the paper by first class mail, postage prepaid.

(2) Filing Users shall ensure that all electronic filing activities and submissions conform to the requirements of Local Rule 5005-4, and to the Court's Administrative Procedures for Filing, Signing, Verifying and Maintaining Pleadings and Other Papers in the Electronic Case Filing (ECF) System.

(b) Notice of Preferred Address

(1) An entity and a notice provider may agree that when the notice provider is directed by the Court to give a notice to that entity, the notice provider shall give the notice to the entity in the manner agreed to and at the address or addresses the entity supplies to the notice provider. That address is conclusively presumed to be a proper address for the notice. The notice provider's failure to use the supplied address does not invalidate any notice that is otherwise effective under applicable law.

(2) The filing of a notice of preferred address pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 342(f) by a creditor directly with the agency or agencies that provide noticing services for the Bankruptcy Court will constitute the filing of such a notice with the Court.

(3) Registration with the National Creditor Registration Service must be accomplished through the agency that provides noticing services for the Bankruptcy Court. Registration information is available at https://bankruptcynotices.uscourts.gov