Consent To Service Of Documents By Receipt Of Ecf Notice Or By Email In Chapter 11 Cases Page 2

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To enable proper service via the transmission of the ECF Notice in pending cases,
registered participants in the Court's CM/ECF system shall not withdraw their email address
from any case and shall not deactivate their email accounts while involved in an adversary
proceeding or other contested matter without giving prior notification of a new email address to
the Court Clerk's office.
CONSENT TO SERVICE BY EMAIL
I, ________
, on behalf of the Firm named below certify that the Firm
represents the Party named below. The Firm consents to service of documents in the above-
referenced case by receipt of documents in an email to the email address(es) below. The consent
remains effective until it is withdrawn by submitting a signed written notice to the Clerk of the
Bankruptcy Court.
________________
Party Represented
Firm
Date
Email Address(es)
Your Firm consents to service by email only in the above-referenced case. Documents sent to
you via email shall constitute effective service of all papers and notices governed by Rule 7005
of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure (incorporating Rule 5 of the Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure), Rule 9022 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and all paper and notices
governed by Rule 9014(b) of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedures, except as otherwise
provided by law. Service of initiating pleadings on a party to a proceeding, such as the summons
and complaint in an adversary proceeding or an involuntary bankruptcy proceeding, must be
made as provided by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy
Procedure, statute, Local Rule, or other applicable law. The Return of Service of Summons or,
as applicable, the Certificate of Service, may be made electronically.
LOCAL FORM 114
603654-Wilmington Server 1A - MSW

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