Notices to Creditors and Other Interested Parties.

-14- ECF Participant must file a notice of hearing using an ECF event intended for that purpose. This requirement does not apply to the notice of motion required by LBR 9013-1(b)(2). (e) Service Costs. An entity serving a notice must pay all actual costs of service.

An entity incurring service costs may, unless otherwise prohibited under the Code or these LBRs, apply for reimbursement of the costs under LBR 2016-1. (f) Accuracy of Mailing List. The clerk will not verify certificate of service information. If the clerk, no later than 35 days after a document’s service date, receives written notice of a data entry error made by the clerk’s office regarding a document served by the clerk, and the information necessary to correct the error, the clerk must immediately correct the error and re-serve that document.

(g) Change of Mailing Address and Returned Document. (1) Duty to Notify Clerk of Mailing Address Change. An entity must file a notice of the entity’s address change on LBF 101C or LBF 101D, or provide the debtor’s name, the case number, the entity’s name, the entity’s current address in the case record, and the new service address. (2) Returned Document.

The clerk must use the address of debtor’s attorney or of a self-represented debtor as the return address on a notice the clerk sends unless documents from different cases are sent in a single envelope. Except as provided in (f), the debtor must file LBF 101C, LBF 101D, or the BNC Bypass Notice to correct any address errors regarding entities that were listed on the mailing list. The clerk will neither maintain a permanent record of nor retain a document returned to the clerk. (h) Proposed Order if No Objection Filed Timely.

The court will only consider signing an order resulting from a notice if the noticing party submits a proposed order under LBR 9021-1(b). The proposed order must include the exact name of the notice and its docket number. The noticing party must include with the proposed order a certificate stating that no objection was filed within the specified objection period, plus three days if FRBP 9006(f) applies. (i) Notice of Preferred Address Under § 342(e) or § 342(f).

(1) Creditor’s Case-Specific Preferred Address Under § 342(e). A creditor that wants an address to be used only in a particular case must file a notice clearly stating that request. The notice must contain the debtor’s name, the case number, and the creditor’s complete service address for that particular case. If the creditor does not comply with the foregoing requirements, any nationally preferred address the creditor has submitted under § 342(f) will continue to be effective.

(2) Preferred Address Under § 342(f)(1). An entity’s registration with the Bankruptcy Noticing Center at https://bankruptcynotices.uscourts.gov to receive all notices electronically or by U.S. Mail at a specified mail address will be treated as the filing with this court of a notice address to be used by this court in chapter 7 and 13 cases, as permitted by § 342(f)(1). (j) Limited Notice to Creditors Whose Claims are Filed. If an LBF allows for limited notice under this rule, the court directs that notice may be limited to each entity listed in FRBP 2002(h) if the applicable time period described in FRBP 2002(h) has passed.

12/1/2025