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    1. How do I format and organize excerpts that are longer than 300 pages?
    2. How practise I format and organize excerpts that are no more than 300 pages?
    3. How should the Alphabetize list the contents of the excerpts?
    4. How do I number the pages of the excerpts?
    5. How do I submit trial exhibits?
    6. How exercise I file transcripts in the excerpts?
    7. How practice I cite to the excerpts in my brief?
    8. How and when do I file the Certified Authoritative Tape in a Social Security appeal?
    9. How do I file a Presentence Report under seal electronically?
    10. Should I attach the excerpts to the electronic filing for the brief or should I submit the brief and excerpts in divide transactions?
    11. Should I submit multiple volumes of Excerpts of Record in separate electronic filing transactions?
    12. In what order should I attach the PDF files of the excerpts volumes to the electronic filing transaction?
    13. If the PDF of a volume of excerpts exceeds the 100 MB file size limit, what should I exercise?
    14. What will happen later I submit my excerpts on CM/ECF?
    15. How should I demark the newspaper copies of my excerpts of tape?
    16. May I staple the paper copies of the Index Volume?
    17. In Social Security appeals, am I required to submit paper copies of the electronically filed Certified Administrative Tape to the Court?
    18. Do I need to serve paper copies of the excerpts on registered CM/ECF users?

    See also: Sample of Electronic Excerpts.

    1. How exercise I format and organize excerpts that are longer than 300 pages?
      Book 1 must include all written or oral decisions existence appealed, reviewed, or challenged, and cipher else, in reverse chronological order. All other documents in the excerpts must be included in subsequent volumes, in reverse chronological order (other than the observe of appeal). The notice of appeal and lower court docket sheet must be at the end of the last non-sealed volume of excerpts (the docket sail last). For further information well-nigh including transcripts, meet FAQ 6. The index (table of contents) of the excerpts must be a separately bound Index Book that is not included in the pagination of the excerpts, and the private volumes must non incorporate an index. The pages of the excerpts, including the explanation (embrace) page for each volume and whatever divider or bare pages and any certificates, must exist consecutively numbered across all volumes other than the Index Book, beginning with the explanation page of Volume 1 equally page 1 (but the page numbers practice non need to appear on the caption pages). Each volume is limited to 300 pages, including the caption page and any divider or blank pages. Run into ninth Circuit Rules thirty-1.iv and 30-ane.v and the below multi-book excerpts samples. [Back to Top]
    2. How exercise I format and organize excerpts that are no more than 300 pages?
      Excerpts that are no more than 300 pages may exist submitted as a single volume, including the index. Organize all documents in opposite chronological order (about recent certificate showtime), but place the notice of appeal and the lower court docket sheet at the very end (the docket canvas last). Identify the index at the beginning, after the explanation (cover) page. The pages of the excerpts, including the caption page, index, and whatsoever divider or blank pages, must be consecutively numbered, beginning with the caption folio as folio 1 (but the page number does non need to appear on the caption page). See 9th Excursion Rules 30-ane.four and 30-1.5 and the below single book excerpts sample. [Back to Top]
    3. How should the Alphabetize list the contents of the excerpts?
      Like a table of contents, the Alphabetize of the excerpts must listing the documents in the guild they appear in the excerpts, starting with the showtime document in the commencement volume and ending with the concluding certificate in the last volume. The Index should include a descriptive label for each document and must cite where the document is plant in the lower court record (i.due east. its docket entry number) and the document's book and page location in the excerpts. See 9th Circuit Rule 30-i.5(a) and the below sample Index Volumes. [Back to Top]
    4. How do I number the pages of the excerpts?
      All pages of each set of excerpts, including the explanation (cover) page and any divider or blank pages and any certificates, must be consecutively numbered across all numbered volumes in the set, beginning with the caption page of Volume 1 equally page one. Culling numbering formats (due east.g. roman numerals or starting each volume with page 1) are prohibited. The separate Alphabetize Volume of a multi-volume fix cannot be included in the pagination, but the index should exist included in the pagination if all excerpts are submitted as a single book of no more than than 300 pages. Large, bold font is preferred so that the folio numbers are piece of cake to find and they should non be obscured past other text or images on the page. The all-time placement for the folio numbers is at the bottom center or bottom right, far plenty away from the edge of the newspaper that they will not be cut off by printer margins when printed in paper format. See ninth Circuit Rule 30-i.5(c) and the below sample excerpts. [Back to Top]
    5. How do I submit trial exhibits?
      Exhibits that can be produced in PDF format (e.g. written materials or photographs) should be included in the excerpts of record and placed together, either in whatever divide trial transcript volume or at the end of the final non-sealed volume of excerpts (just before the find of appeal and docket sheet), or, if sealed, in the final sealed volume of excerpts. Run across ninth Circuit Dominion xxx-1.4(c). The process for transmitting physical exhibits that are incapable of production in PDF format (e.1000. video or audio exhibits) is governed by 9th Circuit Rule 27-fourteen: the party first files a motion to transmit the exhibits and waits until the Court grants the movement (which volition not be until after the completion of briefing) before transmitting iv copies of the exhibits to the Court. [Back to Top]
    6. How exercise I file transcripts in the excerpts?
      Transcripts should be placed in the excerpts by hearing engagement, except that hearings or trials spanning multiple dates or sessions should appear in regular chronological club for that hearing or trial, using the first solar day of the hearing or trial as the relevant date. If the briefs cite only sure pages of a long transcript, merely the relevant portions need to be included in the excerpts, with plenty surrounding pages to provide relevant context. If filing the consummate trial transcript, yous may elect to submit the original reporter's transcript equally a separate volume(s) of excerpts, but information technology must even so be paginated consecutively with the other volumes of excerpts. Those portions of transcripts containing oral rulings that are challenged in the appeal must exist included in Volume 1 of any multi-volume excerpts, regardless of whether all or part of that transcript is also included in subsequent volumes. Encounter 9th Circuit Rule 30-1.four(c) and the Advisory Committee Note to Rule 30-ane.4. [Back to Height]
    7. How do I cite to the excerpts in my cursory?
      Citations to initial Excerpts of Tape must exist formatted as [volume number]-ER-[folio number(s)] ("1-ER-12" for example). Omit the volume number if but one book exists ("ER-26" for example). Supplemental Excerpts of Tape should exist cited every bit "SER" and Farther Excerpts of Record cited equally "FER" using the same [book number]-ER-[page number(s)] format ("ii-SER-107" or "ane-FER-33" for example). Multiple parties on the same side that are submitting split up excerpts must include a unique identifier in the citation, such as "ane-JonesER-59." Citations to the Social Security certified administrative record must be CAR-[folio number]. See 9th Excursion Rule xxx-1.6. [Dorsum to Top]
    8. How and when do I file the Certified Administrative Tape in a Social Security appeal?
      The complete certified administrative record (Automobile) is required past 9th Circuit Rule xxx-i.four(e) to be filed electronically, separately from the excerpts, using the CM/ECF document type Social Security Certified Administrative Record. The appellant must file the Auto when submitting the opening cursory and initial excerpts, unless the appellant is pro se and therefore exempt from the excerpts requirement, in which case the appellee must file the CAR when submitting the answering cursory and supplemental excerpts. See ninth Excursion Rule thirty-1.4(eastward). [Dorsum to Summit]
    9. How do I file a Presentence Report nether seal electronically?
      Presentence reports, documents attached to the written report, and sealed sentencing memoranda are required by 9th Cir. R. 27-xiii(d) to be filed using the CM/ECF document blazon Presentence Report UNDER SEAL. The CM/ECF organisation automatically seals the documents. [Back to Tiptop]
    10. Should I attach the excerpts to the electronic filing for the cursory or should I submit the brief and excerpts in separate transactions?
      The Court requires that you submit the brief and excerpts in separate electronic filing transactions. Apply Cursory on the Merits (Opening, Answering, Respond, Supplemental, etc) for your brief and Excerpts of Record for your excerpts. [Dorsum to Top]
    11. Should I submit multiple volumes of Excerpts of Record in split electronic filing transactions?
      No. All non-sealed volumes of the excerpts should be attached in one filing transaction. You can adhere more than one PDF to your filing by clicking the "Browse" button afterwards attaching a volume. [Back to Top]
    12. In what order should I attach the PDF files of the excerpts volumes to the electronic filing transaction?
      Attach the Index Book showtime, followed past Volume 1, then Book ii, then on. Utilise the document clarification provided in the instructions for each volume (ER Vol Index, ER Vol 1, etc.). [Back to Top]
    13. If the PDF of a volume of excerpts exceeds the 100 MB file size limit, what should I do?
      Split up the PDF into multiple files. Please note that on CM/ECF, y'all may add as many separate PDF files equally yous need, by clicking the "Browse" button to upload additional PDF files. Only the first PDF of a volume that is divide into multiple files should include a explanation folio; subsequent files should not have caption pages because they are nonetheless part of the same volume. [Dorsum to Top]
    14. What will happen after I submit my excerpts on CM/ECF?
      The process mirrors the procedure for briefs: after the Court reviews the electronically-submitted excerpts, the Court will event an order directing yous to file newspaper copies of the excerpts with the Court. Do not submit paper copies until ordered to practise then. [Dorsum to Meridian]
    15. How should I bind the paper copies of my excerpts of record?
      The Court accepts many types of binding every bit long as it is secure and on the left side, such every bit rummage, spiral, coil, wire, velo, tape, or perfect bounden. If the excerpts are printed 2-sided, the method of binding must allow it to lie completely apartment when open, such as comb, spiral, coil, or wire binding but non velo, tape, or perfect bounden. Unsecure fasteners such as staples, clips, or 3-ring loose leafage binders are unacceptable (but Index Volumes of no more than 10 pages may be stapled). See the Courtroom'due south PDF guide of binding samples.[Back to Meridian]
    16. May I staple the newspaper copies of the Index Volume?
      If the Index Volume is ten pages or fewer, you may staple it in the superlative left corner or down the left side. If the Index Book is longer than 10 pages, including the caption folio and any certificate of service, information technology must exist bound securely on the left side like the excerpts volumes. Stapling the excerpts of tape volumes is non permitted, no matter their length. [Dorsum to Superlative]
    17. In Social Security appeals, am I required to submit paper copies of the electronically filed Certified Administrative Record to the Court?
      Not unless directed to exercise then by the Court. The Courtroom will by and large but asking paper copies of the excerpts of record, which should not include the authoritative record. [Back to Tiptop]
    18. Do I need to serve paper copies of the excerpts on registered CM/ECF users?
      No, only you must serve paper copies of your excerpts on any unregistered parties on the aforementioned day yous submit the excerpts electronically. [Dorsum to Peak]

    Sample of Electronic Excerpts

    Samples volition be added presently.

    The PDF files that yous can access below provide samples of excerpts of record.

    • Ceremonious appeal, single-volume Excerpts of Record
      • Excerpts (PDF)
    • Ceremonious appeal, multi-volume Excerpts of Record
      • Alphabetize Book (PDF)
      • Volume 1 (PDF)
      • Volume 2 (PDF)
      • Book 3 (PDF)
    • Criminal appeal, multi-book Excerpts of Record
      • Index Book (PDF)
      • Volume ane (PDF)
      • Volume ii (PDF)
      • Volume 3 (PDF)
      • Volume 4 (PDF)
      • Book 5 (PDF)

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    1. Cheque the FAQs on this site.
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    4. If you notwithstanding do not have an answer, submit your question using this form: http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/cmecf/feedback/. You can expect a reply from the Court during the Court's business hours, from 8:thirty AM to v:00 PM Pacific Time. Note: If y'all submit a question, delight do not also send an email, since that will but result in duplicate requests to the help desk.

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