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2d Cir. R. 15.1

Electronic Payment of Filing Fee

activein force · 2024-12-02 – presentact-effective-date

If the petitioner is represented by counsel, the petitioner’s attorney may remit the filing fee to the

circuit clerk electronically in accordance with the instructions posted on the court’s website. The

attorney must (1) register as a Filing User under LR 25.1, (2) file the petition for review

electronically with the fee, and (3) if not already admitted, seek admission to the court under LR

46.1 immediately upon filing the petition for review.

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2026-09-18
Edition
2026-09-18
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