Pacer Question - When Query Returns NOT FOUND

[Fallonedward]

I just logged into pacer and today is my 341, so I entered in my case number and it came back that entry not found. I double checked the case number on the document I received from the court and entered it again with the same results. I tried searching by last name and still nothing.

Can anyone offer any help, thanks

[drowning123]

Hi Fallon, when you first logged in, did you enter your name like this? Lastname, Firstname Middlename (if any)?

[Fallonedward]

No, when I first logged into Pacer I had to enter my user id and password and then I went to my district court link and from there hit query and entered in my case number and that is when it returned the not found message.

Hi Fallon, when you first logged in, did you enter your name like this? Lastname, Firstname Middlename (if any)?

[drowning123]

Logged on MEANS entering your user ID and password. Anyway, it's best to search by your name exactly as it appears on your petition in this order: Lastname, Firstname Middlename (if any).

[LadyInTheRed]

No, when I first logged into Pacer I had to enter my user id and password and then I went to my district court link and from there hit query and entered in my case number and that is when it returned the not found message.

You should be clicking on your district under the "U.S. Bankruptcy Courts" column to the right, not the "U.S. District Courts" column in the center. Is that the problem?

[Fallonedward]

Did that as well and still can not find it on Pacer

Logged on MEANS entering your user ID and password. Anyway, it's best to search by your name exactly as it appears on your petition in this order: Lastname, Firstname Middlename (if any).

[casablanca]

I always searched by SSN (xxx-xx-xxxx) rather than by name or case number. That way I only got my case on the list.

[Fallonedward]

I will try this weekend searching by SSN, thanks

I always searched by SSN (xxx-xx-xxxx) rather than by name or case number. That way I only got my case on the list.