Darr v. Social Security Administration Commissioner
Filing
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ORDER granting 3 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis and directing complaint be filed nunc pro tunc as of 7/20/10. The plaintiff is directed to serve a copy of the complaint and this order on the defendant by certified mail, return receip t requested, as well as the US Attorney General and US Attorney for Western District/Arkansas without prepayment of fees and costs. Defendant is to answer within 60 days from date of service. Signed by Honorable James R. Marschewski on July 21, 2010. (lw)
Darr v. Social Security Administration Commissioner
Doc. 4
I N THF,TJNIIEDSTA'I'ES T]IS]'RICT COIJR'I WHST'ERN I]IS'I'RICT NRKANSAS {)I' HARRISON DIVISION , ANGEI,A I]AR-R. PLAINTIFF
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M I C H . A E I ..I. AS fRLIF. Cotnmissirrncr S o c i a l SecuritvAdrlinistratiorr ORDER with a request for P l a i n t i f f h a s submitteti cornplaintlirr filing in this distriot,together a l e a v e to proceedin .formupttttperls. A I'tctreview, it is fountl that Plainti lT is unable to pay lbr of sr.rit accordingly, I'ollowingorderis erteredthis 21"'day the t h e costsof corllmcncer.rrerrt urrd. o l ' . l u l y2010: P l a i n t i f f s motion for leaveto proceedirt.forma lttntperis is gtatrted.Thc clerk is directed pro /r.arc: of .Iuly 20,201Q. Additionally. the ctrufi directsthat a as t o lile thc complaintnunL: c o p y ot'thc conrplaint, aiongwith a oopyof this order.trescrvedby Plaintill'hy certilicdmnil, r c t u m reccipt requcsted, ofi lJefefidant, Michael J. Astrue. Con:rtissioner, Social Security r \ d n r i n i s t r i r t i o nirli wcll as Eric FI. IIolder, Jr., tl.S. ,\ttomey (ienerul,and Mar-kW. Wehh. , r { s s i s l . a n tU.S. Attorlel,, without przpayrnenIof fces ald crrsts. Tlro Defindattt is ordercdto a n s w e rwithin sixty (60) days front thri date of sr$'rice.
DEFENDANT
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JIJDGE I I I E FII.S,MACIS'I'RATF,
AO72A ( R e v . 8/82)
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