New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Each NYSCEF exhibit submission must be identified and briefly described under the “additional document information” tab.
In NYSCEF, each exhibit submission shall be identified and briefly described under the “additional document information” tab.
CRITICAL
Petitioner exhibits must be designated with numbers, while respondent exhibits must be designated with letters.
The petitioner's exhibits shall be identified by numbers and the respondent’s exhibits shall be identified by letters.
INFO
Parties are asked to use the PDF checker to confirm that all exhibits are legible.
Please use the PDF checker to confirm all exhibits are legible.
What formatting rules apply to filings in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County?
New York Supreme Court, Suffolk County's formatting rule includes each exhibit submission must be identified and briefly described under the "additional document information" tab.. Each NYSCEF exhibit submission must be identified and briefly described under the “additional document information” tab.
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