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PDF/A FAQs
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How will the Record On Appeal (ROA) and Appendix functions be affected?The ROA and Appendix created by NextGen CM/ECF will be in PDF/A format, and "live" links will be preserved. Appellate courts will use the ROA and Appendix as they do now.
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How does the PDF/A requirement affect data-enabled (“fillable”) forms, such as those downloaded from the uscourts.gov web site?Just as with PDF, fillable forms such as a bankruptcy petition or a credit counseling certificate must be in PDF/A format before they are filed in NextGen CM/ECF. A PDF/A can be created by “printing” from the browser.
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How does the PDF/A requirement affect EOUST?EOUST will convert data-enabled forms to PDF/A prior to submission.
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How will the PDF/A requirement affect the Bankruptcy Noticing Center?The Bankruptcy Noticing Center will produce certificates of service in PDF/A format.
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How will the PDF/A requirement affect third-party software vendors (e.g., bankruptcy petition and trustee software)?Third-party software vendors will provide PDF/A documents. Products will be tested prior to any date that the judiciary recommends for requiring PDF/A.
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How does the PDF/A requirement affect users of StampPDF?StampPDF documents are not in PDF/A format and must be converted to PDF/A with a product such as Acrobat 9 Professional.