Denver District Court Filing Fees and Waivers
4 rules from official source documents
Filing fees, payment methods, fee waiver requirements, deferrals, and clerk payment rules.
CRITICAL
- Fee
- $50
After notice that future filings must be e-filed, the Court will assess a $50.00 per-document fee for scanning and uploading attorney paper filings.
After notice to an attorney that all future filings are to be e-filed, the Court will assess a fee of $50.00 per document for the service of scanning and uploading any document filed in paper form by an attomey, pursuant to Rule 49.5.
WARNING
- Fee
- $50
- Applies to
- Paper pleading
Attorneys who file paper pleadings are charged $50 per document for scanning into the record.
If the attorney chooses to file the pleadings in paper, the Clerk will charge a fee of $50.00 per document to scan the pleadings into the record. This fee will be assessed for every document filed in paper by the attorney.
INFO
Pro se litigants will not be charged additional fees for scanning and uploading paper filings.
No additional fees shall be charged to pro se litigants for scanning and uploading.
INFO
No fees are charged to pro se litigants for scanning and uploading their documents.
No fees will be charged to pro se litigants for scanning and uploading.
Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Denver District Court?
A fee is required for covered filings. After notice that future filings must be e-filed, the Court will assess a $50.00 per-document fee for scanning and uploading attorney paper filings.
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