10/15/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/15/2026 13:12
Due to a nationwide cybersecurity incident affecting the Bankruptcy Noticing Center (BNC) since Friday, October 9, 2026, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Alaska is currently experiencing an interruption in the transmission of official court notices.
As a result, the BNC is temporarily unable to process and distribute electronic and paper notices on behalf of the Court.
The following websites and services are also affected:
The Court's CM/ECF system remains operational. Notices of Electronic Filing (NEFs) continue to be transmitted to registered electronic filers through CM/ECF. Service upon non-electronic parties of orders and notices entered by the Court will be done manually by the Clerk's Office via first class mail.
Setting and Noticing 341 Meetings. 341 meetings for cases filed on or after October 9, 2026, will not be set until the BNC has resumed operations.
Information for Attorneys, Trustees, and Registered Electronic Filers
Court Hearings and Deadlines
All scheduled court hearings and existing deadlines remain in effect unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
Parties should continue to monitor their cases and comply with applicable deadlines and court orders.
The BNC service disruption does not automatically extend filing deadlines or postpone scheduled hearings. Any request for an extension of time or other relief must be made in accordance with applicable law and court procedures and is subject to judicial determination.
Additional Information
The Court is monitoring the nationwide BNC disruption and working to assess its impact on the transmission and delivery of official court notices.
We appreciate your patience and understanding while these services are restored.
Updates will be posted on the Court's website as additional information becomes available.