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US Court of Appeals - First Circuit Fax Number — Fax Court Filings and Documents

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, based in Boston and covering appeals from Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Puerto Rico, lists a clerk's office fax number of 617-748-9149. Motions, briefs, and attorney appearance forms generally move through CM/ECF, the court's electronic filing system, with fax usually limited to emergency filings or moments when electronic filing isn't an option. Check the First Circuit's local rules before faxing to 617-748-9149, and keep in mind that a fax received before midnight on the due date typically counts as filed that day.

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US Court of Appeals - First Circuit Fax Number

617-748-9149

Hours: Clerk's office typically operates Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM local time. Fax machines may accept outside these hours.

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What You Can Fax to US Court of Appeals - First Circuit

  • Motions and briefs
  • Case correspondence
  • Emergency filings
  • Attorney appearance forms
  • Settlement documents
Tip: Print the case number prominently on every page so the clerk can attach your fax to the correct docket. Because the First Circuit prefers CM/ECF, reserve fax for emergency motions or times when electronic filing genuinely isn't available, and confirm the local rules first. A faxed filing before midnight usually counts for that date, but some courts require receipt by close of business, so save your delivery confirmation as the record of when it landed.

Faxing to US Court of Appeals - First Circuit — FAQ

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit lists a fax number of 617-748-9149. Confirm current filing requirements with the clerk's office before relying on fax for any specific document.

The First Circuit prefers electronic filing through CM/ECF for briefs and most documents. Fax filing is typically limited to emergencies or instances when electronic filing is unavailable, so review the local rules to confirm what's permitted.

The First Circuit hears appeals from federal courts in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Puerto Rico. Filings should track that circuit's rules regardless of which of those locations your case came from.

A fax received before midnight on the due date is generally treated as filed that day, though some courts require receipt by close of business. Check the First Circuit's rules and keep your fax confirmation as proof of the time it was received.

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