US · rules
C.D. Ill. Crim. LR 49.1
Eligibility, Registration, and Passwords
Each attorney admitted to practice in the Central District of Illinois and pro se party given leave of
Court to proceed electronically must register for electronic filing and obtain a password. Pro se
parties are not required to register for electronic filing. An attorney may apply to the assigned
judge for permission to file papers conventionally. Even if the assigned judge initially grants an
attorney permission to file papers conventionally, however, the assigned judge may withdraw that
permission at any time during the pendency of a case and require the attorney to file papers
electronically using the System. If a user comes to believe that the security of an existing password
has been compromised and that a threat to the System exists, the user must change his or her
password immediately. Additionally, if an attorney’s or pro se party’s email address, mailing
address, telephone number, or fax number changes after he or she registers for electronic filing, he
or she must file notice of this change within 14 days and serve a copy of the notice on all other
parties.
Revised 11/2021
Provenance
- Source
- www.ilcd.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
- Content hash
98a6bcb576aa3716fc586dbd09ebb5c6350f8b9f0ceb5ed7ba09c5519522ed36
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