D. Mont. L.R. 67.1

(a) General Information. Terms governing registry funds and payment of

associated fees are set forth in Standing Order DLC-28 that may be found on the

court’s website. The Court Registry Investment System (“CRIS”) is the sole

authorized investment mechanism for money deposited in the court’s registry.

Parties will save time and effort by contacting the court’s finance department for

guidance on Judicial Conference policy before preparing documents to file with the

court. Additional information can be found on the court’s website.

(b) Prerequisites to Filing Motion to Deposit Funds.

(1) Before filing a motion to deposit money in the court’s registry, a party

must deliver the following documents to the clerk’s office:

(A) a motion for an order to deposit funds into the court’s registry,

stating whether ownership of the funds is disputed;

(B) a completed and signed Registry Deposit Information Form

from the court’s website; and

(C) a proposed order stating the amount to be deposited.

(2) When the court’s finance department confirms the documents are

correct, the party must file the motion, the Registry Deposit

Information Form, and a proposed order and serve all other parties

who have appeared.

(c) Filing. The clerk is not authorized to accept funds for deposit without a

court order.