Requirements for Papers, Attorneys, Parties, and Bankruptcy Petition Preparers.

P a g e | 43 Attorney for Debtor, Attorney for Plaintiff, etc.). If a party does not have an address or telephone, the document shall set forth a work or third party’s address or telephone number where the party may be contacted. (c) Signature Compliance. The authorized CM/ECF user login and password required to submit documents to CM/ECF serve as the user’s signature on all electronic documents filed with the Court.

The login and password also serve as a signature for purposes of Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9011, and for any other purpose for which a signature is required in connection with proceedings before the Court. Filing by electronic means requires that the signature of any person, individually or on behalf of an entity, shall conform to either a cursive signature on the signature line or a conformed signature using a /s/ and then the typewritten name. Examples follow of acceptable signatures: /s/ (name of person filing document in cursive) (typed name of person); or /s/ Joseph P. Smith Joseph P. Smith A signature, whether original, photocopied, scanned, or conformed, shall constitute the person’s verification that such person has read the contents of the pleading and certification that Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9011(b) has been satisfied. (d) Bankruptcy Petition Preparers.

All bankruptcy petition preparers providing services to debtors filing documents before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Montana shall provide the name and physical address of an authorized agent for service of process, and shall provide a physical street address for their business.