U.s. Bankruptcy Courts Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing Program Supplemental E-Mail Notification Form printable pdf download

U.S. Bankruptcy Courts

Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing Program

SUPPLEMENTAL E-MAIL NOTIFICATION FORM

for Existing Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)Trading Partners

Certain bankruptcy court notices are transmitted to your organization as EDI transactions, including

notices of meeting of creditors, dismissals, discharges, and notices of assets. Court notices that cannot be sent by

EDI are sent through the U.S. Mail, unless you elect to receive supplemental e-mail notification.

If you would like to eliminate paper notification altogether, please sign up for e-mail notification below.

To learn more about e-mail notification, go to ebn.uscourts.gov.

Advantages of Notification through E-mail: Recipients are able to retrieve their notices through a

hyperlink by e-mail. Receiving the notices by e-mail ensures that the sizes of e-mails are small and will not

clutter in-boxes. E-mail allows a subscriber to receive notices days faster than the current postal service delivery

time. Notices are sent electronically the same day the court produces them. Notices normally sent to all your

branch locations can be sent to one e-mail address. E-mailed notices are easy to forward to people.

Additionally, e-mailed notices stored on your computer are easier to find when you need them.

Email Enhanced by Extensible Mark-Up Language (XML): E-mail recipients can access and process

the case data elements from each PDF notice file through XML. This provides two great advantages, as the

subscriber can retrieve variable data elements from the PDF notice for easy processing but still have the PDF

image for archives/records retention.

E-mail

Recipients are able to retrieve their notices through a hyperlink by e-mail. Receiving the notices by e-

mail ensures that the sizes of e-mails are small and will not clutter in-boxes.

Specify E-mail Address for Notice Delivery:

Please select a delivery option:

E-mail Option 1

One e-mail contains a link to a single PDF file. The PDF file contains multiple notices (e.g., 20

notices in one PDF file). This option is the default if no option is selected.

E-mail Option 2

An e-mail contains multiple links to PDF files. Each link contains one notice (e.g., 20 notices

have 20 individual links).

E-mail Option 3

An e-mail for each notice contains one link to a PDF file (e.g., 20 notices are sent as20 e-mails,

each e-mail with one link).

II.

Contact Information

EDI Trading Partner:

Specify the person to be contacted regarding supplemental electronic notification:

Contact Name:

Contact Phone Number:

Contact E-mail:

U.s. Bankruptcy Courts Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing Program Supplemental E-Mail Notification Form