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CACB — TCG Supplement 1002-1(d): Privacy Policy

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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California

CACB — TCG Supplement 1002-1(d): Privacy Policy

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The Central Guide Supplement to LBR 1002-1(d)

Privacy Policy and Redaction

The Central Guide Supplement 1002-1(d) April 2022

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The Central Guide Supplement 1002-1(d) April 2022

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Privacy Policy and Redaction

(a) Privacy Policy [LBR 1002-1(d)]. The Judicial Conference of the United
States approved amendments to the FRBP, which implement the judiciary’s
privacy policy, effective December 1, 2003. It is the responsibility of the
filing party, not the Clerk’s Office, to ensure compliance with this policy.

(1) Filers should redact “personal identifiers” from documents filed with
the court, including attachments. “Personal identifiers” are
considered to be the following:

(A) Social Security Numbers. If an individual’s Social Security
number (SSN), or Individual Tax Payer Identification
Numbers (ITIN) must be included in the document, only the
last four digits of that number should be used. However, the
debtor is required to submit a Statement About Your Social
Security Number(s) containing their full nine-digit SSN or
ITIN at the time his/her petition is filed. This form is not part
of the public case file. On all other forms and documents,
only the last four digits of the SSN or ITIN should be used;

(B) Financial Account Numbers. If financial account numbers
are relevant, only the last four digits of these numbers should
be used;

(C) Dates of Birth. If an individual’s date of birth must be
included in the document, only the year should be used; and

(D) Names of Minor Children. If the name of a minor child must
be mentioned, only the initials of that child should be used.

(2) The privacy policy applies to all documents filed with the court,
whether submitted by electronic means or submitted non-
electronically. The policy is not retroactive.

(3) A full copy of the policy can be found on the Judiciary Privacy Policy
Page at Privacy Policy for Electronic Case Files | United States
Courts (uscourts.gov)

The Central Guide Supplement 1002-1(d) April 2022

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