Nebraska Order Permitting Small Claims Appeal In Form Paupers (NOPSCAIFP) is a legal tool used in Nebraska to allow a person to file an appeal of a small claims court ruling without having to pay the associated court costs. NOPSCAIFP is available to individuals who are unable to pay the court costs due to financial hardship. There are two types of Nebraska Order Permitting Small Claims Appeal In Form Paupers: a general order and an emergency order. The general order is granted by a judge after a motion is filed by the appellant. The motion must provide proof of financial hardship and must be granted by the judge in order for the appeal to proceed. The emergency order is granted when an immediate appeal is needed and the appellant needs to file the appeal without the judge’s approval. In order to obtain an emergency order, the appellant must provide proof of financial hardship and a written motion to the court. Once the court has reviewed the motion and determined that the appellant is eligible for an emergency order, the order will be granted and the appeal can proceed.