§ 1635 Judgment.

When a court makes a decision under this rule, the written judgment needs to explain what happened. It should lay out the basic facts of the case and say what change or request was approved. If the request was turned down instead, the judgment needs to explain why.

This judgment can also be copied and filed somewhere else if needed, like another office that requires proof of the court's decision. As long as the copy is certified or properly authenticated, it counts as an official judgment in a civil case, just like the original. This makes it easier for people to use the judgment in other places without needing the original document every time.