January 2011 - National Labor Relations Board

11841 ELECTRONIC SERVICE AND FILING (E-FILING) OF DOCUMENTS Charges filed pursuant to Section 10(b) of the Act. See also Sec. 10052.2Applications for awards, fees, and other expenses under the Equal Accessto Justice Act (EAJA)Petitions to revoke subpoenasRequests for extensions of time to file any document for which such anextension may be granted. See Sec. 11840.3(b).11841 Electronic Service and Filing (E-Filing) of DocumentsIn addition to filing paper documents, parties or other persons may file documentselectronically at the Agency’s website at http://www.nlrb.gov. Parties or other personsfiling documents electronically (E-Filing) are permitted to do so by following theinstructions described on the website notwithstanding any contrary provisions that are setforth by the Rules and Regulations. See Sec. 102.114(i), Rules and Regulations and OMMemo 09-30. Accordingly, as modified by the Agency’s E-Filing instructions, thefollowing sections of the Rules and Regulations provide comprehensive guidance for therequirements of service and acceptable methods of filing and service of electronicdocuments:Sec. 102.111―Time computationSec. 102.112―Date of service; date of filingSec. 102.113―Methods of service of process and papers by the Agency;proof of serviceSec. 102.114―Filing and service of papers by parties; form of papers;manner and proof of filing or serviceThe requirements for service of a particular pleading or other document arecontained in the Rules and Regulations concerning that pleading or document as modifiedby the Agency’s E-Filing instructions and Secs. 102.114(a) and (i), Rules andRegulations. For service by the Regional Office, see Sec. 11842. For filing and service,see Sec. 11846.For detailed information about electronic filing and service of documents, visit theAgency’s website at http://www.nlrb.gov and also see Sec. 11846.4. Additionally, forfrequently asked questions about electronic filing and service visithttp://mynlrb.nlrb.gov/efilingfaq.11841.1 Electronic Filing PermittedMost documents may be filed electronically at the Agency’s website. To filedocuments electronically, proceed to the website at http://www.nlrb.gov, click on E-Gov,select E-Filing, and follow the detailed instructions.11841.2 Electronic Filing ProhibitedThe following documents may not be filed electronically with any Agency office:Revised 01/11