D.C.COLO.LCivR 67.2

(a) Deposit of Funds in Court Registry. Unless a statute requires otherwise, funds

shall be tendered to the court or its officers for deposit into the registry only under

court order. A depositor shall identify in writing the order authorizing deposit by

reference to the relevant docket entry in CM/ECF.

(b) Investment of Funds in Registry. Unless otherwise ordered, all funds

deposited into the registry shall be deposited in an interest-bearing account

through the Court Registry Investment System (CRIS).

(c) Registry Fee. Registry fees shall be deducted under 28 U.S.C. § 1914 and any

regulation promulgated thereunder.

(d) Disbursement of Funds in Registry. Funds in the registry shall be disbursed

only by court order. A proposed order to disburse funds shall include the payee's

full name and complete address and the amount to be disbursed. If more than

$10.00 of interest is to be disbursed, the proposed order shall be accompanied

by a completed IRS Form W-9 (which shall be filed under restricted access). The

party requesting disbursement of funds shall provide to the clerk a copy of the

order authorizing disbursement including its CM/ECF docket number.

(e) Interpleader funds deposited under 28 U.S.C. § 1335 are defined by the IRS as a

Disputed Ownership Fund (DOF), a taxable entity that requires tax

administration. Unless otherwise ordered, interpleader funds shall be deposited

in the DOF established in the CRIS and administered by the Administrative Office

of the United States Courts (AO), which shall be responsible for meeting all DOF

tax administration requirements. The Director of the AO is designated as the

custodian of funds deposited in the DOF.