Header
Office or case identification, the fund boxes (6855, 604700 or other) and the local depository.
AO 41A
Ledger
- Agency
- U.S. Courts
- Revision
- Rev. 10/89
- Fillable fields
- 247
- Pages
- 2
- Official source
- U.S. Courts form page
- Checked
- October 20, 2026
AO 41A: Ledger
AO 41A, Ledger, is a U.S. Courts form. The U.S. Courts page lists it under Other Forms, effective on October 1, 1989, and the PDF is dated Rev. 10/89. The page shows no notes or related forms, and the form prints no instructions.
The ledger has a header for office or case identification, a fund choice (6855 followed by two blanks, 604700, or other, specified) and a local depository. Below are rows with a date (m/d/yyyy), a description, an amount received (debit), an amount disbursed (credit) and a balance (DR - CR). A second page repeats the layout and asks whether to carry the balance forward from the previous page. The form has no signature line and does not say who keeps it.
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What's on AO 41A
Date and description
Each row starts with a date in m/d/yyyy format and a description of the entry.
Received (Debit)
The amount received for that row.
Disbursed (Credit)
The amount disbursed for that row.
Balance (DR - CR)
The balance column, headed DR - CR, debits minus credits.
Continuation page
Page 2 repeats the header and columns and has a yes or no choice: carry balance forward from the previous page?
How to fill out AO 41A
- 1
Identify the office or case
Fill in the Office or Case Identification line at the top.
- 2
Choose the fund and depository
Check 6855 and fill its two blanks, check 604700, or check other and specify, then name the local depository.
- 3
Record each entry
Enter the date in m/d/yyyy format, a description, and the amount in the received (debit) or disbursed (credit) column.
- 4
Keep the balance
Fill in the balance column, which the form heads DR - CR.
- 5
Continue on page 2
On the second page, choose yes or no to carry the balance forward from the previous page, then keep recording rows.
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Where it goes and what the form prints
Where it goes
The form prints no filing address, court or recipient, and no signature line.
Fees and deadlines
The form does not print a fee or a deadline.
Formats
The U.S. Courts page offers AO 41A as a PDF. The PDF has Print, Save As, Export as FDF, Retrieve FDF File and Reset buttons.
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Who uses AO 41A?
The form and its U.S. Courts page do not name who keeps the ledger. Its header shows what a ledger is kept for.
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Questions about Form AO 41A
Who keeps an AO 41A ledger?
The form and its U.S. Courts page do not say. The header names an office or case, a fund and a local depository, and there is no signature line.
What do the fund boxes on AO 41A mean?
The form offers check boxes for 6855 followed by two blanks, 604700, and other with a space to specify. It does not explain the fund numbers.
How is the balance shown?
The balance column is headed DR - CR, next to the Received (Debit) and Disbursed (Credit) columns.
What date format does the ledger use?
The date column is headed m/d/yyyy.
What is the second page for?
It repeats the header and columns and asks whether to carry the balance forward from the previous page.
Does AO 41A list a fee or a deadline?
No. The form prints neither.