US · rules
D. Or. LR 5-10
Request for Conformed Copies
A party may request the Clerk to conform a copy of any document presented on paper for filing.
History
March 1, 2014: LR 5-10(a)-(b): Former LR 5-2 and Commentary. March 1, 2014: LR 5-10(c): Former LR 5-1(f). March 1, 2014: LR 5-10(d): Former LR 5-1(h). March 1, 2014: LR 5-10(e): Former LR 5-1(i). March 1, 2016: LR 5-10: Renumbered from LR 5-9 to LR 5-10. Updated cross-reference from "LR 10-1(e), (g) and Practice Tips" to "LR 5-6 and LR 10-1(e) and Practice Tips." January 1, 2019: LR 5-10: In the first sentence of LR 5-10(b), the Commentary, and the Practice Tip, updated the cross-reference from "LR 5-11" to "LR 5-10." January 1, 2019: LR 5-10(c)(2): Inserted a period after "BY" and deleted "and the signature line requirements of LR 11-1, e.g." thereafter. January 21, 2020: LR 5-10: Renumbered to LR 5-9. January 21, 2020: LR 5-10(b): Renumbered to LR 5-9(b). Updated internal reference to local rule. Replaced "Microsoft Word or WordPerfect format, not in PDF format, unless otherwise" with "a word processing format" and inserted "upon." January 21, 2020: LR 5-10(c)(3): Renumbered to LR 5-9(c)(3). Deleted "in MS Word or WordPerfect format" after "e-mailed." Made "Tip" plural. January 21, 2020: LR 5-10(c)(3) Practice Tip: Practice Tip now follows LR 5-9(c)(3). Added plural "s" to "Tip." Inserted "(1)" and "(2) Contact chambers for preferred file format." September 4, 2025: LR 5-10: Deleted "However, the filing party must provide the Clerk with a copy of the document and a postage-paid, addressed return envelope if the copy is to be returned by mail."
Provenance
- Source
- www.ord.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
- Content hash
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