US · rules
4th Cir. R. 11(a)
Transcript Acknowledgments
Upon receipt of an order for a transcript, the Clerk of the Court of Appeals will prepare for the
reporter a transcript order acknowledgment which will set forth the date the transcript order was
received in the Clerk's Office and the transcript due date, computed from the order receipt date in
accordance with the time limits set forth in the applicable district court reporter management plan.
If the transcript order is correct in all respects, except for an order date error in the reporter's favor,
no response will be required from the reporter. If the reporter believes that there is a problem with
the transcript order, he or she must complete a copy of the acknowledgment form noting the problem
and return it to the Court of Appeals within 7 days of receipt of the form by the reporter, or within
such further time as the Court of Appeals allows. The time for completion of the transcript will
automatically cease to run until the problem has been remedied. The Clerk of the Court of Appeals
will send a new transcript order acknowledgment setting forth new transcript order and filing dates
taking into account the delay caused by resolving the problem with the original transcript order.
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