Upon determining an inmate's motion for permission to proceed as a poor person, the court shall issue an order, which shall be in the form set forth in Appendix A-2 of section 140.6 of this Part.

Where a court grants an inmate's motion for permission to proceed as a poor person, and the court's order requires the inmate to make an initial payment of a portion of the filing fee that is imposed, the inmate may not file a request for judicial intervention in the action or proceeding, nor shall the court report any outstanding fee obligation to the appropriate correctional official, to be collected from the inmate's trust fund account, until such initial payment is fully received by the court. Once such initial payment is fully received by the court, or where the court's order does not require the inmate to make an initial payment, the action or proceeding may go forward as if all fees required therein had been paid and the court shall report such amount of the filing fee as remains unpaid as an outstanding obligation, to be collected from the inmate's trust fund account, to the appropriate correctional official.

Where a court denies an inmate's motion for permission to proceed as a poor person, the inmate may not file a request for judicial intervention in the action or proceeding until the inmate pays the proper index number or first paper fee, as appropriate, to the court. In the event no such payment is made within 120 days of the date of the order, the action or proceeding shall be dismissed by the court.