Two appeal fees are due with the Notice of Appeal; waivers on forms CC-DC-091 and CC-DC-092, pay within 10 days if denied

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Case types covered (traffic, criminal, civil, judgments and liens, estate, appeals)
Pay the court costs at the circuit court clerk's office. Two fees are due when you file the Notice of Appeal. The circuit court's cost for assembling, preparing, and transmitting the record. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Prepaid Costs for Assembling the Record for an Appeal (CC-DC-091) . The appeal fee for the Appellate Court of Maryland. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Pre-Paid Appellate Costs (CC-DC-092) . Note: If your request to waive the fees is denied, you must pay the fee within 10 days of the denial. Otherwise, the court will dismiss your appeal. (as published)

Cost of an appeal
Pay the court costs at the circuit court clerk's office. Two fees are due when you file the Notice of Appeal. The circuit court's cost for assembling, preparing, and transmitting the record. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Prepaid Costs for Assembling the Record for an Appeal (CC-DC-091) . The appeal fee for the Appellate Court of Maryland. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Pre-Paid Appellate Costs (CC-DC-092) . Note: If your request to waive the fees is denied, you must pay the fee within 10 days of the denial. Otherwise, the court will dismiss your appeal. (as published)

Published appeal costs at the circuit court clerk's office: two fees are due when filing the Notice of Appeal - the circuit court's cost for assembling, preparing, and transmitting the record (waiver form CC-DC-091) and the Appellate Court of Maryland appeal fee (waiver form CC-DC-092); if a fee waiver request is denied the fee must be paid within 10 days of the denial or the appeal is dismissed.

court level: Appellate Court of Maryland
case type: appeals
county: —
Case types covered (traffic, criminal, civil, judgments and liens, estate, appeals): Pay the court costs at the circuit court clerk's office. Two fees are due when you file the Notice of Appeal. The circuit court's cost for assembling, preparing, and transmitting the record. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Prepaid Costs for Assembling the Record for an Appeal (CC-DC-091) . The appeal fee for the Appellate Court of Maryland. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Pre-Paid Appellate Costs (CC-DC-092) . Note: If your request to waive the fees is denied, you must pay the fee within 10 days of the denial. Otherwise, the court will dismiss your appeal. (as published)
Cost of an appeal: Pay the court costs at the circuit court clerk's office. Two fees are due when you file the Notice of Appeal. The circuit court's cost for assembling, preparing, and transmitting the record. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Prepaid Costs for Assembling the Record for an Appeal (CC-DC-091) . The appeal fee for the Appellate Court of Maryland. If you cannot afford this fee, you may complete and submit the Request for Waiver of Pre-Paid Appellate Costs (CC-DC-092) . Note: If your request to waive the fees is denied, you must pay the fee within 10 days of the denial. Otherwise, the court will dismiss your appeal. (as published)
Source: Maryland Courts Self-Help: Appeals to the Appellate Court of Maryland (Notice of Appeal within 30 days, cost waivers, transcript and brief deadlines)(retrieved 2026-10-17)

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