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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT Bill of Costs Court of Appeals Docket No. vs. A Bill of Costs should only be filed when the Clerk s Office has advised a party that the party

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How to fill out a bill of costs:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information. This includes the names of the parties involved, the case number, and the date of the final judgment or order.
2. Identify the items and services for which you are seeking costs. This may include court filing fees, process serving fees, witness fees, attorney fees, and any other applicable expenses.
3. Break down the costs into specific categories and provide a detailed description for each item. For example, if you are claiming attorney fees, specify the date and time spent on each task along with the corresponding hourly rate.
4. Calculate the total amount for each category by multiplying the quantity by the unit cost. Ensure accuracy in calculations to avoid any discrepancies.
5. Add up all the categories to determine the grand total of costs being claimed.
6. Prepare the bill of costs using a standard template or format. Include the necessary headings, such as the court's name, the case caption, and the date of preparation.
7. Clearly list each category of costs and the corresponding amounts, ensuring that they are organized and easy to read.
8. Sign the bill of costs and retain a copy for your records. Remember to keep all supporting documentation, such as receipts and invoices, as evidence of the costs incurred.
9. Submit the bill of costs to the appropriate party or court according to the applicable rules and procedures.

Who needs a bill of costs?

1. Attorneys: Attorneys often prepare bills of costs on behalf of their clients to seek reimbursement for the expenses incurred during legal proceedings.
2. Parties to a lawsuit: Parties who have been awarded costs as part of a judgment or settlement may need to fill out a bill of costs to formally request payment.
3. Court clerks or administrators: In some jurisdictions, court clerks or administrators may require a bill of costs to process and approve the reimbursement of expenses. They use it to document and verify the costs claimed by the parties involved.

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