Handbook II.D: Clerk's Fees
D.C. Circuit Rules — Handbook, Part II. Preliminary Matters
(See D.C. Cir. Rule 45.)
The Judicial Conference of the United States prescribes certain fees to be paid for services performed by the Clerk's Office, including docketing a case on appeal, searching records and certifying the results, providing copies of records or papers, certifying copies of records or papers, and providing copies of the Court's opinions. These fees, which change periodically, are set forth in a schedule appended to the Circuit Rules and posted on the Court’s website.