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  1. ATTENTION! Attorneys are required to register separately for access to the CM/ECF System in the WESTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS and the Eastern District of Arkansas. For CM/ECF type information or questions, you can contact the Arkansas Western CM/ECF Information Team at CMECF_info@arwd.uscourts.gov or call 1-866-540-5066.

  2. District of Arkansas CM/ECF sites using the login and password issued from this district. Second, verify that you are using a login and password issued by the Western District of Arkansas. (CM/ECF users will sometimes attempt to use a login and password issued from another District/Bankruptcy or Appellate court to access CM/ECF in this district.)

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  3. Click Utilities, then click “Link a CM/ECF account to my PACER account.”. Enter your current CM/ECF credentials in the CM/ECF login and CM/ECF password fields. Click “Submit.”. Verify that the CM/ECF account and PACER account listed are accurate. If so, click “Submit.”. You have successfully linked your account.

  4. The Federal Judiciary has developed a Next Generation (NextGen) Case Management/ Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) system that will allow attorneys to use the same account for both PACER and electronic filing access. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas is a NextGen Court. ECF Help Desk. 501-604-5351 or 866-449-2550.

    • What Is CM/ECF?
    • How Can I Access CM/ECF?
    • How Do I Access Case Files and Court Opinions?
    • How Can I Learn to Use CM/ECF?
    • Privacy Rules For Electronic Case Files
    • The Future CM/ECF
    • CM/ECF Modernization Milestones

    Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) is the federal Judiciary's system that allows case documents, such as pleadings, motions, and petitions, to be filed with the court online. CM/ECF is most often used by attorneys in cases, U.S. Trustees, and bankruptcy trustees. Some courts permit bankruptcy claimants and pro se litigants to file using...

    CM/ECF features central sign-on functionality that gives users access to both PACER and electronic filing from a single account. Filing a document in CM/ECF requires a PACER account and special access issued by an individual court. Learn how to register for an account.

    Any appellate, district, and bankruptcy case files and docket information may be viewed electronically using PACER. Copies of court opinions are available at no charge on the Government Printing Office's FDSys website.

    Each court offers training on how to use CM/ECF. Contact your local court for more information on specific training that the court offers. Learning aidsare available on pacer.gov.

    Attorneys and other filers are required to acknowledge their responsibility to redact "personal identifier" information each time they log in to CM/ECF. Learn more about the Privacy Policy for Electronic Case Files or learn more on the redaction requirements for attorneys and filers.

    The Judiciary has received three reports from 18F, a technology consultancy within the General Services Administration, that recommend and discuss the replacement of the current CM/ECF with a new, modern case management and filing system. 18F recommended that the project incorporate agile development, user-centered design, integrated cybersecurity,...

    The Judiciary is in the process of modernizing its case management system. One of the first steps in the modernization plan is to replace the current version of the system known as PACER (Public Access to Court Records) with unified search functionality and other improvements aimed at making records searches easier and more intuitive and user-frien...

  5. An attorney's name on a signature block along with the CM/ECF user name and password serves as the signature. The signature block should be as follows: Pat Attorney. Bar number 12345. Attorney for (Plaintiff/Defendant) ABC Law Firm. 1600 West Capitol Avenue. Little Rock, Arkansas 72201. Telephone (501) 604-5300.

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