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Fees

Please make checks, money orders, and any negotiable instruments payable to:
"Clerk, United States Court"

Appeal to district judge from judgment of conviction by magistrate judge in misdemeanor case 

$38.00

Attorney admission fee (full-time) 

$181.00

Attorney renewal fee

$20.00 every two years

Certificate of good standing

$19.00

Certification (per document)

$11.00

Check paid into court which is returned for lack of funds

$53.00

Civil case (including $50 general administrative fee)
Note: This fee does not apply to persons granted in forma pauperis status under 28 U.S.C. § 1915.

$400.00

Copies of Records in Electronic Form (when those records are not stored in CM/ECF or available on PACER)

$31.00

Copy of documents printed from public access terminals

$.10 per page

Duplicate certificate of admission

$19.00

Eighth Circuit model civil jury instructions

 $5.00 disk
$10.00 hard copy

Exemplification

$22.00

Filing and indexing any paper not in a case

$47.00

Habeas corpus

$5.00

Notice of appeal and docket fees for Eighth Circuit

$505.00

Photocopy (does not include certification)(pre-paid)

$.50 per page

Power of attorney

$47.00

Pro Hac Vice Fee

$100.00

Registration of judgments for enforcement in other districts

$47.00

Retrieval of record from Federal Records Center, National Archives, or other storage
location removed from place of business of court (First box requested)

 

Effective June 1, 2016, a requestor may obtain the records electronically using FRC
SMARTSCAN from the FRC.  The SMARTSCAN service includes a $10.00 Judiciary
fee, plus a $9.90 flat rate pull charge, and $0.65 per page collected on behalf of the FRC. 

 $64.00
($39.00 for each additional box requested)

Search of records

$31.00 per name

Criminal Debt Payments

If paying by mail, acceptable forms of payment for restitution, fines, and special assessments include: check, cashier’s check, and money order.

If paying in person, acceptable forms of payment for restitution include: cash, check, cashier’s check, and money order. For fines and special assessments, acceptable forms of payment include: cash, check, cashier’s check, money order, and credit or debit card with proper forms of ID.