Voucher, schedule and case numbers
Voucher No., Schedule No. and Case No. at the top right, above the PAID BY box.
SF1156
Public Voucher for Fees and Mileage of Witnesses
Standard Form 1156 (SF 1156), Public Voucher for Fees and Mileage of Witnesses, is a one-page voucher that summarizes payments to witnesses for the United States. The PDF does not name an issuing agency or print an edition date. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists Treasury Financial Manual 4-2000 as the authority or regulation and 09/1973 as the current revision date.
The form reads: The UNITED STATES, Dr. To payees whose claims are attached hereto, for travel made, services rendered, and/or per diem in lieu of subsistence as witnesses for the United States before the court or board named on it. It records the location, the period, the case, a summary of payments, an authorized certifying officer's certification and the accounting classification.
The bottom line says payments are made by check(s) or by cash, as noted on the attached sheets. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Voucher No., Schedule No. and Case No. at the top right, above the PAID BY box.
U.S. and the department, bureau, or establishment, then the name of the court or board before which the witnesses appeared for the United States.
The location, the period from and to, and the case the witnesses appeared in.

The number of payees, the number of sheets they are listed on, and the total amount of voucher in dollars.
The certifying officer's statement with the number of sheets and amount, signature, date and title, then a block for the accounting classification.
Fill in the voucher number, schedule number and case number.
Enter the department, bureau, or establishment after U.S., then the name of the court or board.
Enter the location, the period from and to, and the case.
The form refers to payees whose claims are attached hereto. Enter how many payees are listed on how many sheets and the total amount of voucher.
The authorized certifying officer enters the number of sheets and the amount, signs, and adds the date and title. The accounting classification block is then filled in.
The PDF prints no step-by-step instructions. These steps follow the order of its blocks.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF prints no filing address, delivery method or deadline.
The voucher summarizes payees listed on attached sheets. The bottom line says payment by check(s) or by cash is noted on those sheets.
The PDF prints no form number, edition or citation. Its footer prints GPO: 1970 O - 409-345. GSA's page lists SF1156, a current revision date of 09/1973 and Treasury Financial Manual 4-2000 as the authority or regulation.
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The line after U.S. names the department, bureau, or establishment. The voucher, schedule and case numbers sit at the top right. The form does not say which office prepares it.
The payees are witnesses for the United States before a court or board, whose claims for travel, services rendered and/or per diem in lieu of subsistence are attached to the voucher.
Certifies that the voucher, consisting of the stated number of sheets, is correct and proper for payment in the stated amount, and adds the date and title.
A PAID BY box sits at the top right. The bottom line says payments are made by check(s) or by cash, as noted on the attached sheets.
The form prints roles and blocks rather than instructions. These are the parties it names.
The agency’s own page for Form SF1156.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The PDF does not name an issuing agency. GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists Treasury Financial Manual 4-2000 as the authority or regulation.
The form says the payees are those whose claims are attached, for travel made, services rendered, and/or per diem in lieu of subsistence as witnesses for the United States before a court or board.
An authorized certifying officer certifies that the voucher is correct and proper for payment in the stated amount, and adds the date and title.
No. The front shows only a summary: the number of payees, the number of sheets they are listed on and the total amount of voucher. The payees are on the attached sheets.
The PDF prints no edition date. GSA's page gives the current revision date as 09/1973.