Overview
About US Bankruptcy Clerk
The US Bankruptcy Clerk for the Middle District of Pennsylvania is located in the newly constructed Sylvia H. Rambo United States Courthouse at 1501 North 6th Street in Harrisburg. This state-of-the-art federal facility serves as the administrative and judicial center for bankruptcy matters in the region. The Clerk’s Office is the primary point of contact for filing bankruptcy petitions, accessing court records, and processing case documents for Chapters 7, 11, and 13 proceedings.
Services and Operations
The Clerk’s Office manages the flow of cases through the federal bankruptcy system. Key services provided at this location include:
- Case Filing: Accepting petitions and initiating bankruptcy cases (pro se filers may file in person).
- Records Access: Public terminals are available for viewing case dockets and documents via PACER.
- Courtroom Support: Managing schedules for hearings and trials before U.S. Bankruptcy Judges.
- Creditor Meetings: Coordinating 341 meetings (though many are currently conducted remotely).
Security and Electronics Policy
Visitors to the Sylvia H. Rambo Courthouse must adhere to strict federal security protocols. All entrants are required to pass through airport-style security screening, including metal detectors and bag checks. Cell phones and electronic devices are restricted. While some visitors may be permitted to bring phones, they often must be turned off or placed in a locked pouch (Yondr) upon entry. Weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited. Valid government-issued photo identification is required for entry.
Location and Parking
The courthouse is located in the Midtown neighborhood of Harrisburg, near the intersection of 6th and Reily Streets. Public parking is available on surrounding streets (metered) or in nearby private lots. Jurors typically receive specific parking instructions for the PHEAA lot on 7th Street, but general visitors should plan to find street parking or use a downtown garage.
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