A Virginia Notice of Appeal from Trial Court (Instructions) is a document filed in the Circuit Court that initiates the appeals process. The Notice of Appeal must be filed within 30 days from the date the judgment or final order is entered by the trial court. It must be filed in the Circuit Court in the same county or city where the trial court is located. The Virginia Notice of Appeal from Trial Court (Instructions) must include the following information: the name of the court where the appeal is being filed, the case number, the name of the trial court and the names of all parties involved. It must also indicate the type of judgment or order being appealed, the date of the judgment or order, the date the notice was filed, and the name of the attorney or party filing the notice. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the party or attorney filing the appeal. Once the Notice of Appeal is filed in the Circuit Court, the party or attorney filing the appeal must serve a copy of the Notice of Appeal on the other party or their attorney. There are two types of Virginia Notice of Appeal from Trial Court (Instructions): Civil Appeal and Criminal Appeal. A Civil Appeal is for appeals from a civil case in a Circuit Court, while a Criminal Appeal is for appeals from a criminal case in a Circuit Court.