Court of Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pennsylvania Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
WARNINGCriminal cases
The ARD application must be completed clearly and in ink.
WRITE CLEARLY AND IN INK:
WARNING
A digital exhibit that cannot be printed must be entered into the record on a USB drive or another digital format expressly approved by the Court.
(b) Any digital exhibit that cannot be printed (ie. audio or video recording) shall be entered into the records on a USB drive (or other digital format if expressly approved by the Court).
WARNING
A photographed non-documentary exhibit must be converted to a letter-sized document and appropriately marked.
(1) Any non-documentary exhibits shall be photographed by the proponent, converted to a letter sized document, and appropriately marked and produced during the court proceeding for inclusion in the documentary record.
INFO
- Applies to
- Unsworn declaration
The unsworn declaration does not need to be notarized.
No Notary Required
What formatting rules apply to filings in Court of Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pennsylvania?
Court of Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pennsylvania's formatting rule includes a digital exhibit that cannot be printed must be entered into the records on a usb drive, or in another digital format expressly approved by the court.. A digital exhibit that cannot be printed must be entered into the record on a USB drive or another digital format expressly approved by the Court.
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