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The Appellate Notice of Motion, form CN 10503, is a legal document used in the New Jersey court system to formally request a specific action or 'relief' from the Appellate Division. It is a critical first step for parties in an appeal who need to ask the court for something, such as an extension of time or a stay of a lower court's order. Today, this form can be filled out quickly and accurately using AI-powered services like Instafill.ai, which can also convert non-fillable PDF versions into interactive fillable forms.
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Ensures Docket Number is Mutually Exclusive

This check verifies that either the 'Appellate Division Docket Number' or the 'Number assigned by trial/tax court or agency' is provided, but not both. The form requires one of these two numbers to identify the case. If both are filled or neither is filled, the submission should be rejected to prevent ambiguity or a lack of case reference.

Validates Appellate Docket Number Format

This validation ensures that if the 'Appellate Division Docket Number' is provided, it begins with the prefix 'A-'. This format is explicitly shown on the form and is crucial for the clerk's office to correctly route and file the document. An incorrect format could lead to processing delays or misfiling.

Requires Filer's Email Address in Valid Format

This check confirms that the 'Email' field in the filer's information section contains a value and that the value conforms to a standard email format (e.g., [email protected]). A valid email is essential for the court to send electronic notifications, orders, and other communications to the filer. An invalid or missing email would disrupt communication.

Prohibits 'et al.' in Case Caption

This validation scans the Plaintiff and Defendant name fields to ensure they do not contain the abbreviation 'et al.'. The instructions explicitly state to use the complete caption, which means all parties must be named. Using 'et al.' can create ambiguity about which parties are involved in the motion, so this rule ensures full legal clarity.

Mandates Description of Motion Relief

This check ensures that the 'Notice of Motion for' field (Box 4) is not empty. This field describes the specific relief being requested from the court and is the primary purpose of the form. A blank submission is meaningless and would be rejected, as the court would not know what action the filer is requesting.

Verifies Exclusive Selection of Supporting Document

This validation ensures that exactly one of the two checkboxes, 'brief and appendix' or 'certification', is selected. The instructions indicate a motion must be supported by one of these options. The system must prevent submissions with zero or both options selected to ensure compliance with procedural rules.

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  • Validates Signature Date
  • Requires Printed Name for Signature
  • Ensures Completeness of Filer Information
  • Ensures Completeness of Adversary Information
  • Validates NJ Attorney ID Number Format
  • Requires Full Case Caption

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  1. Navigate to Instafill.ai and upload or select the Appellate Notice of Motion (CN 10503) form.
  2. Provide your personal details as the filer, including your name, NJ Attorney ID (if applicable), address, and contact information.
  3. Enter the case information, such as the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division Docket Number, and the full case caption (Plaintiff v. Defendant).
  4. Clearly specify the relief you are requesting from the court in the 'Notice of Motion for' section.
  5. Input the name and address of the opposing party ('adversary') and their attorney.
  6. Indicate whether you are attaching a brief and appendix or a certification in support of your motion, then digitally or manually sign and date the form.
  7. Review all the AI-populated information for accuracy, then download the completed form to file with the Clerk of the Appellate Division and serve on all parties.

Common Mistakes in Completing CN 10503

The ones the AI is built to catch.

Using an Incorrect or Improperly Formatted Docket Number
Filers often get confused between the 'Appellate Division Docket Number' (which starts with 'A') and the 'trial/tax court or agency number'. Entering the wrong number or putting the right number in the wrong field can cause the motion to be misfiled or rejected. To avoid this, filers should carefully check their most recent court documents for the correct, current docket number and enter it in the appropriate field as instructed in Box 2.
Failing to Attach Mandatory Accompanying Forms
The instructions specify that filers must submit a 'Certification of Service (CN 12227)' and a 'Certification that Submission Contains No Confidential Information (CN 13252)'. A very common mistake is to only file the Notice of Motion itself, which results in a deficient filing. The clerk's office will likely return the entire package, delaying the motion until all required documents are submitted together.
Choosing the Wrong Type of Supporting Document
The form requires filers to check whether their motion is supported by a 'brief and appendix' or a 'certification'. Many filers incorrectly select 'certification' for substantive motions (like a Motion for Stay or Summary Disposition) that legally require a full brief. This is a critical procedural error that will lead to the motion being denied or rejected for failing to meet the requirements of Rule 2:8-1(a).
Improperly Completing the Case Caption
The instructions explicitly state to enter the complete case title exactly as it appears on trial court papers and to not use abbreviations like 'et al.'. Filers frequently shorten names or use 'et al.' out of habit, which can lead to filing rejections for not conforming to court standards. It is crucial to copy the full caption precisely to ensure the document is correctly docketed.
Bypassing Trial Court for Preliminary Motions
The instructions clearly state that motions for a 'Stay' or 'Fee Waiver' must first be filed and denied in the trial court before being brought to the Appellate Division. A frequent and serious mistake is filing these motions directly with the Appellate Division, which lacks initial jurisdiction. This results in an automatic rejection, wasting valuable time and effort.
Providing Incorrect Adversary Information
In Box 5, filers must list the opposing party's information. A common error is to list the adversary's personal address even when they are represented by an attorney. The instructions are clear that if a party is represented, the attorney's name and address must be used for proper service, and failing to do so can lead to the motion being dismissed for improper notice.
Forgetting to Sign or Date the Form
It is a simple but surprisingly common mistake to leave the signature or date line blank. An unsigned legal document is considered invalid and will be immediately rejected by the clerk's office upon receipt. This requires the filer to resubmit the entire package, causing unnecessary delays in having the motion heard.
Filing an Incorrect Number of Copies
The form and instructions contain conflicting information, stating both 'original and 4 copies' and 'original and 3 copies'. This ambiguity often leads filers to submit the wrong number of documents. This results in a deficiency notice from the clerk, which halts the motion's progress until the correct number of copies is provided as required by the court.
Writing a Vague or Overly Long Motion Description
Box 4 asks for the specific relief sought 'in just a few words' (e.g., 'Fee Waiver'). Filers often write a long, narrative explanation instead of a concise title for their motion. This can confuse the clerk and delay processing, as the court needs a clear, brief label to properly categorize and route the motion for review.
Confusion by Self-Represented Litigants on Attorney Fields
Self-represented litigants are often confused by fields like 'NJ Attorney ID Number' in Box 1. They may leave the entire section blank or incorrectly enter personal information, leading to an incomplete or improperly filled-out form. Litigants should fill out all personal contact information but leave attorney-specific fields like the ID number blank. AI-powered tools like Instafill.ai can help by recognizing user roles and guiding them to fill only the relevant fields.

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What is the Appellate Notice of Motion form used for?
This form is used to make a formal, written request to the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, for a specific order or relief during an appeal.
Who needs to file an Appellate Notice of Motion?
Any party in an appellate case, whether an attorney or a self-represented litigant, who wants to ask the court to take a specific action must file this form.
What other documents do I need to submit with this Notice of Motion?
You must also submit a supporting brief and appendix or a certification, a Certification of Service (CN 12227), and a Certification that Submission Contains No Confidential Information (CN 13252).
What should I write in Box 4, 'Notice of Motion for'?
In this box, you should briefly state the specific relief you are requesting from the court, such as 'Extension of Time to File Brief,' 'Fee Waiver,' or 'Stay Pending Appeal.'
What if I don't have an Appellate Division Docket Number yet?
If an Appellate Division Docket Number has not been assigned, you should leave that line blank and instead enter the case number assigned by the trial court or agency in the space provided below it.
How many copies of the motion do I need to file and serve?
You must file the original and 4 copies with the Clerk of the Appellate Division and serve 2 copies on all other parties involved in the case.
Is there a fee to file this motion?
There is no fee if your appeal is already open, but a $50 filing fee is required for a closed appeal or for certain motions like a Motion for Leave to Appeal.
How long will it take for the court to decide on my motion?
A motion is generally decided within four weeks if there are no issues with the filing. For urgent matters, you should contact the Appellate Division's Emergent Clerk directly.
I received a Notice of Motion. What do I need to do?
You have the option to do nothing or to file an opposition, which is typically due within 10 days of receiving the motion. Your opposition can be a brief or a certification and must include a Certification of Service.
Will I have to appear in court for an oral argument on my motion?
It is unlikely, as motions in the Appellate Division are typically decided based on the written papers submitted by the parties unless the court specifically directs an oral argument.
How do I ask for an extension to file my brief?
You can file this Notice of Motion to request an extension, or for a non-accelerated appeal, you may get one 30-day extension by sending a letter if your adversary consents.
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