If your address needs to be updated, please do not contact the court. Attorneys maintain their contact information through PACER.
To update your address, you must first link your PACER account to your CM/ECF account if it is not linked already. More information on the linking process can be found on our website here. Once the account is linked, you can submit an update request through PACER. Once you've updated your address, you must send the update request to this Court for approval through PACER under the Apply Update to Selected Courts section. Select Massachusetts District Court and submit the request to be processed.
For assistance with your PACER account, please contact the PACER Service Center:
(800) 676-6856
pacer@psc.uscourts.gov
If your name has changed or is spelled incorrectly, please log into Manage PACER Account and update your personal information. Please send an update request to this Court for approval through PACER.
For assistance with your PACER account, please contact the PACER Service Center:
(800) 676-6856
pacer@psc.uscourts.gov
Only active members of this Court's federal bar are eligible for re-registration. If you are in an inactive status (failed to re-register in 2003, suspended, disbarred, retired, etc.) you will not be able to pay the re-registration fee until you return to active status. Federal government and Pro Hac Vice attorneys are exempt from the re-registration fee.
If you recently changed your account information in PACER, please allow a few hours for the system to update after this Court has processed your request. You will be notified by email once your request is processed.
If you are unable to find your name in this search, and you were admitted prior to 2003, it means that your name has been dropped from the Roll of Attorneys for failure to re-register.
In 2003 the United States District Court required all members of the bar to re-register. Public notice was provided through Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, postings on the court's website, and notices mailed to attorneys address on record with this Court. The re-registration period ran from April 2003 through March 16, 2012. Attorneys who failed to comply were put on Inactive status and may not be listed in our database.
Effective March 19, 2012, any attorney currently in an inactive status must apply for admission in the same fashion as any attorney seeking general admission. Information on the admission procedure may be found on the court's website under Attorneys.