**Opinions**
$4.00 each copy
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The fees included in the Court of Appeals Miscellaneous Fee Schedule are to be
charged for services provided by the courts of appeals.
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- The United States should not be charged fees under this schedule,
except as prescribed in Items 2, 4, and 5 when the information
requested is available through remote electronic access.
- Federal agencies or programs that are funded from judiciary
appropriations (agencies, organizations, and individuals providing
services authorized by the Criminal Justice Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3006A,
and bankruptcy administrators) should not be charged any fees under
this schedule.
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(1) |
For docketing
a case on appeal or review, or docketing any other proceeding,
$450.00.
- Each party filing a notice of appeal pays a separate fee to the district
court, but parties filing a joint notice of appeal pay only one fee.
- There is no docketing fee for an application for an interlocutory
appeal under 28 U.S.C. § 1292(b) or other petition for permission to
appeal under FED. R. APP. P. 5, unless the appeal is allowed.
- There is no docketing fee for a direct bankruptcy appeal or a direct
bankruptcy cross appeal, when the fee has been collected by the
bankruptcy court in accordance with item 14 of the Bankruptcy Court
Miscellaneous Fee Schedule.
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In addition to the $450.00 appellate docketing fee,
there is an additional district court filing fee of
$5.00 for filing a Notice of Appeal with the district
court. Thus, the total amount payable to the district
court for filing a Notice of Appeal with the district
court is $455.00.] |
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(2) |
For conducting a search of the court of appeals records,
$26.00 per name or item searched. This fee applies to services rendered on behalf of the United
States if the information requested is available through remote electronic access.
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(3) |
For certification of any document,
$9.00.
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(4) |
For reproducing any document, $.50 per page.
This fee applies to services
rendered on behalf ofthe United States if the document requested is
available through remote electronic access.
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(5) |
For reproducing recordings of proceedings, regardless of the medium,
$26.00,
including the cost of materials. This fee applies to services rendered on
behalf of the United States if the recording is available through remote
electronic access.
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(6) |
For reproducing the record in any appeal in which the court of appeals does
not require an appendix pursuant to FED. R. APP. P. 30(f), $71.00.
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(7) |
For retrieval
of a record from a Federal Records Center, National Archives,
or other storage location removed from the place of business
of the court, $45.00.
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(8) |
For a check paid
into the court which is returned for lack of funds, $45.00.
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(9) |
For copies of opinions, a fee commensurate with the cost of printing,
as fixed by each court.
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(10) |
For copies of the local rules of court, a fee commensurate with the cost of
distributing the copies. The court may also distribute copies of the local rules without charge.
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(11) |
For filing:
- Any separate or joint notice of appeal or application for appeal from
the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, $5.00.
- A notice of the allowance of an appeal from the Bankruptcy Appellate
Panel, $5.00.
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(12) |
For counsel's requested use of the court's videoconferencing equipment in
connection with each oral argument, the court may charge and collect a fee
of $200.00 per remote location.
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(13) |
For original admission of an attorney to practice, including a certificate of
admission, $150.00. For a duplicate certificate of admission or certificate of
good standing, $15.00.
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[Clerk’s Note: In addition to the $150.00 national admission fee, there is a local admission fee of $20.00.
Thus, the total amount payable to the Court for admission to the bar is $170.00.
See IOP 3, Components of Attorney Admission Fee, following FRAP 46.] |
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