1. (1) register or confirm registration as an authorized e-filer with NYSCEF; and

2. (2) enter electronically in NYSCEF such information about the cause and parties, and e-file such documents, as the court shall require.

   (b) Appeals or transferred matters – service of notice of appellate case or docket number.

   In any matter described in subdivision (a) of this section, counsel for the appellant or the petitioner, unless an exempt attorney, shall within seven days of receipt from the court of an appellate case or docket number for the matter:

3. (1) serve upon all parties in hard copy as provided by CPLR 2103 notification of that case or docket number, together with other pertinent information about the case and such documents as the court shall require, on a form approved by the Appellate Division; and

4. (2) e-file proof of service of this notification.

   (c) Original proceedings – commencement by electronic filing.

   Unless an exempt attorney, counsel for a petitioner commencing an original proceeding of a type designated by the Appellate Division for e-filing shall:

5. (1) register or confirm registration as an authorized e-filer with NYSCEF;
6. (2) e-file the notice of petition (or order to show cause), petition and supporting documents;
7. (3) obtain from the court a case or docket number for the matter; and

8. (4) serve upon all parties in hard copy as provided in CPLR 2103 and court rule:

   1. (i) the notice of petition (or order to show cause), petition and supporting documents; and
   2. (ii) on a form approved by the Appellate Division, notification of the case or docket number; and

9. (5) e-file proof of service of the submissions specified in paragraph (4) of this subdivision.

   (d) Entry of information by respondents and other parties.

   Within 20 days of service of the notification of the case or docket number as required in subdivision (b) or (c) of this section, counsel of record to each other party to the matter, unless an exempt attorney, shall:

10. (1) register or confirm registration as an authorized e-filer with NYSCEF; and

11. (2) enter electronically in NYSCEF such contact information and additional information as the court may require.

    (e) Designation of other persons and electronic filing agents.

12. (1) An authorized e-filer may designate another person to e-file a document on his or her behalf using the authorized e-filer’s user identification and password, but shall retain full responsibility for any such e-filed document.
13. (2) Designation of an electronic filing agent. An authorized e-filer may designate another person or entity, including an appellate printer, to e-file documents on his or her behalf as a filing agent if that agent is also an authorized e-filer. Such filing agent shall e-file a statement of authorization, in a form approved by the Appellate Division, prior to or together with the first e-filing in that action by the agent. The principal authorized e-filer shall retain full responsibility for any document e-filed by such filing agent.

(a) Appeals or transferred matters – entry of contact information.

In any appeal or transferred proceeding of a type designated by the Appellate Division for e-filing, counsel for the appellant or the petitioner, unless an exempt attorney, shall within 14 days of filing of a notice of appeal, or entry of an order granting leave to appeal, or entry of an order transferring a matter to the Appellate Division: