Reliable Internet Access

A reliable internet access connection is required.

Adobe Acrobat Reader

Court notices and orders will be sent as PDF documents. It is recommended that you use the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader software for viewing these PDF documents. If you do not have this software, you can download it free of charge at www.Adobe.com.  If you are using a mobile device, please visit your app store for a free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Active Email Account

An active email account is required.  Please be aware that the email address you use for your DeBN account will become part of the official public court record.  A DeBN account will not be created if the Clerk's Office determines that the debtor's email address is inappropriate or offensive.

Email Transmission

The Bankruptcy Noticing Center (BNC) sends the emails of the court notices and orders in the evening on the same day a notice or order is filed by the court.  The court notice or order is sent as a single PDF file attached to an email.  There is no limit to the number of times you may view the PDF attachment.  You may print the attachment, save it to your computer, or simply keep the email for viewing at any time. If the PDF attachment exceeds 8 MB, the notice will be sent to the debtor by U.S. mail instead of email.

The BNC will send you the court notices and orders and confirmation emails using the email addresses below:

bncrtn@noticingcenter.com
bncedi@noticingcenter.com

Please add these email addresses to your contacts or safe-sender list to ensure delivery of the emails.

Note: Please do not reply or send emails to the above email addresses.  The email accounts are not monitored and are used only to send out the emails.  Please contact the Clerk's Office if you have any questions.

Email Formatting

Each email you receive through your DeBN account will include:

• A subject line containing the BNC email serial number and your DeBN account number. Each email notice is numbered to help you determine whether you have received all your emails.
• Text that describes the number of notices and total pages.
• Text that shows your name and address, the case number, court form code, originating court and the title of the notice or order.
• A PDF attachment of the notice or order that was filed in your case.

Email Bounce-Back/Undeliverable Email

If the BNC receives an email that bounces back as undeliverable, your DeBN account will automatically be disabled, and the notice or order will be resent to you via U.S. Mail.  Any future court notices and orders will be delivered to you via U.S. Mail. If your account is disabled, you will then need to submit an updated request form to the court to reactivate your DeBN account.

Why Am I Not Receiving My DeBN Emails?

If you have signed up for DeBN you may not be receiving your emails due to the following reasons:

• The email is going to your spam folder.
• An email bounced back as undeliverable which deactivated the account.  Court orders and notices will be mailed if an account is deactivated.
• Your name and address in the case do not match your DeBN account, then the notice or order will be delivered to you via U.S. mail.  If you recently filed a change of address with the court and did not receive an email from the BNC advising you that your DeBN account was updated, please contact the Clerk’s Office for assistance.
• You may have multiple accounts which will cause the system to stop emailing as it cannot tell which account to use. Court orders and notices will be mailed in these instances.

I accidentally deleted an email. Can the notice be resent to me?

Neither the court nor the BNC can resend an email or a notice. If you accidentally deleted a notice, you should contact your attorney if you are represented, or you may contact the court for further directions on how to obtain another copy of the notice.