(A) Claims Under Rule 33.1(a). A defendant must file the notice for a claim under Rule 33.1(a) within 90 days after the oral pronouncement of sentence.

(B) Claims Under Rules 33.1(b) through (h). A defendant must file the notice for a claim under Rules 33.1(b) through (h) within a reasonable time after discovering the basis for the claim.

(C) Successive Notice for Claims of Ineffective Assistance of Rule 33 counsel. A defendant may raise a claim of ineffective assistance of Rule 33 counsel in a successive Rule 33 proceeding if the defendant files a notice no later than 30 days after the trial court's final order in the first post-conviction proceeding, or, if the defendant seeks appellate review of that order, no later than 30 days after the appellate court issues its mandate in that proceeding.

(D) Excusing an Untimely Notice. The court must excuse an untimely notice requesting post-conviction relief filed under subpart (3)(A) or (3)(C) if the defendant adequately explains why the failure to timely file a notice was not the defendant's fault.

(A) Superior court. Upon receiving a notice, the superior court clerk must file it in the record of each original case to which it pertains. The clerk must promptly send copies of the notice to the defendant, defendant's counsel, the prosecuting attorney's office, and the Attorney General. The clerk must note in the record the date and manner of sending copies of the notice.

(B) Justice or Municipal Court. If the conviction occurred in a limited jurisdiction court, upon receiving a notice from a defendant, the limited jurisdiction court clerk must send a copy of the notice to the prosecuting attorney who represented the State, and to defendant's counsel or the defendant, if self-represented. The clerk must note in the record the date and manner of sending copies of the notice.