1.  To place a notice, log into column.us/notices or the newspaper-specific link you've been provided. If this is your first time using Column, please...

Some publishers allow you to upload multiple files when placing a notice. However, most publishers allow only one file. If permitted by the publisher,...

Some publishers use fill-in-the-blank notice templates to make placing notices easier. These templates provide preset content and formatting based on ...

Some publishers on Column accept text-based notices (also known as "liner notices") with images. If you're placing a notice in a publication that allo...

If you need to create a table in your notice, you can do so using the table button in the Column text editor:  To create a table, click the table butt...

If you're attempting to upload a file into Column (like PDF, Word or Pages files), you might find that the notice content in Column looks different fr...

If you start uploading a notice and need to leave the page before submitting it, you can save your notice as  a draft. To save a draft, click the X bu...

When placing a notice, you can only select one publisher. However, you can quickly place the same notice in multiple newspapers by using our duplicate...

If you need to place the same notice multiple times, Column enables you to duplicate a notice and resubmit it for publication. You can copy any notice...

Notice names are titles you assign when you place new notice orders. These names should be straightforward and recognizable to make keeping track of n...

When you upload a notice file, you may see an option to "request expert formatting" or "send original file." These options mean the same thing: They b...

If you cannot find the type of notice you're wishing to file, you should select "Other" or "Other Public and Legal Notices" as your notice type. Some ...