(a) In General. Except when Fed. R. Civ. P. 5(d)(1)(B) applies in an adversary proceeding, a certificate of service must be filed for any document that is required to be served. A certificate of service must identify:
(1) the document served;
(2) the manner of service, including by:
(A) CM/ECF;
(B) mail;
(C) email or other electronic means if:
(i) the recipient consented thereto in writing under Bankruptcy Rule 9036(b)(2) or Fed. R. Civ. P. 5(b)(2)(E); or
(ii) service by email is required by Local Rule 9013-4(c)(2) or 9014-2(d)(3); and
(D) any other method authorized by applicable law or court order;
(3) the date the document was served;
(4) all recipients of service, including:
(A) the email addresses for all recipients served by CM/ECF;
(B) the names and postal addresses for all recipients served by mail;
(C) the email addresses, usernames, or other identifying information for all recipients served by email or other electronic means if:
(i) the recipient consented thereto in writing under Bankruptcy Rule 9036(b)(2) or Fed. R. Civ. P. 5(b)(2)(E); or
(ii) service by email is required by Local Rule 9013-4(c)(2) or 9014-2(d)(3); and
(D) the names and delivery addresses for all recipients served by any other method authorized by applicable law or court order; and
(5) the name and signature of the party certifying that service has been made.
(b) Incorporated in a Filed Document or Filed Separately. A certificate of service may be incorporated in the document filed with the court or may be filed separately.
(c) Prohibitions. A certificate of service must not:
(1) incorporate by reference the NEF;
(2) state that service was made on “all parties entitled to CM/ECF notice” without listing the email addresses as required by (a)(4)(A);
(3) state that service was made on “all parties on the mailing matrix” without attaching a current mailing matrix;
(4) attach a non-current mailing matrix; and
(5) state that a notice of hearing has been served before it has been issued.
