The U.S. Bankruptcy Courts offer the bankruptcy community Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing (EBN). EBN is a FREE service that allows court notices to be transmitted electronically, delivering them faster and more conveniently. Electronic Noticing has the following advantages:

• You can receive electronic notices faster. They are sent on the same day they are produced at the court.
• You can access your court notices 24/7.
• Court notices that would be mailed to multiple locations can be routed to a centralized address.
• Storing notices to your computer means you never lose a paper copy.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF VALUE-ADDED FEATURE: By selecting email for your court notices, you can now take advantage of another great feature - XML! Through XML, you can extract case data, such as the debtor's name and case number, from the PDF notices sent to you. This enables you to automate the processing of data effectively and efficiently, while allowing you to save the PDF images for archives/records retention purposes. Learn more about XML here!.

For more details, click the "Tell Me More" link next to the EBN type that suits you. You can receive notices by:

For Existing EBN Subscribers

If you are already an EBN subscriber and need to make changes to your account (i.e., update point of contact information, add or delete names and addresses associated with the account, or change the email or fax number where notices are sent), click here: 

What is the Bankruptcy Noticing Center (BNC)?

The BNC, established by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC), provides a centralized process for preparing, producing, and sending bankruptcy court notices by mail or electronic transmission.