Check out PACER’s newly redesigned, informational and resource website, https://pacer.uscourts.gov.
The website provides information about how the public can access federal court records electronically and have easy access to PACER and PACER-related applications. New features include:
Please check the Registration/Training FAQs below for assistance. If you can’t find your solution, please e-mail: e_registration@insb.uscourts.gov for other ECF or training questions.
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Effective December 1, 2017, amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure will require filers to use the national version of a Chapter 13 plan, or a locally adopted version that complies with certain requirements. The Court has decided to continue use of a local version, and has modified the current plan form to satisfy the new requirements. A copy of the plan form is attached. Instructions for submitting comments appear below. Once the plan form is finalized, a fillable version will be made available on the Court’s website.
INSB Chapter 7 Pro Bono Panel Services
Individuals with a pending Chapter 7 case (or those individuals considering filing a Chapter 7 case) may be eligible for free or reduced cost services from a member of the Court's Chapter 7 Pro Bono Panel, dependent on income. To request a determination of your eligibility for these services, complete and submit the Request form.
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The problem of missing text in Notices of Electronic Filing has been fixed. For more, read here
Effective August 3rd, the courthouses in the Southern District of Indiana will be returning to the requirement of wearing facial coverings and of social distancing, regardless of vaccination status. For more details, click here.
Notice to All Individuals Before You File!
Did you obtain credit counseling within the last 180 days from a credit counseling agency approved by the U.S. Trustee?
If not, and you do not meet the requirements for an extension or exemption, your case will be dismissed, and you will not receive a discharge of your debts. In some cases, you may not be allowed to file another case for 180 days, or your protection under the Bankruptcy Code's automatic stay from your creditors may be limited.
When completing Forms B122A-1 (for Chapter 7) or B122C-1 (for Chapter 13), a debtor will need to reference information from the Census Bureau and Internal Revenue Service. Instructions on completing these forms and access to the additional information can be found at the U.S.
Official Procedure Last Change August 11, 2021
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How to file: Location of event: Bankruptcy > Trustee/US Trustee > Deposit of Unclaimed Dividends, Notice of - Amended |