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After a bench trial, a federal judge issued an opinion saying the defendant wins and directing the clerk to close the case. The opinion was entered on the civil docket, but no separate judgment document was entered. The losing party is calculating the deadline to appeal.
Which statement best describes judgment entry for appeal timing?

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The separate-document requirement makes every judgment unappealable forever unless a separate page is filed. A civil judgment is always entered for appeal timing when the judge orally announces a ruling. A party can avoid the appeal deadline by asking the clerk not to enter judgment. When Rule 58 requires a separate document, judgment is entered for appeal-timing purposes when it is entered in the civil docket and the earlier of the separate-document entry or 150 days after docket entry occurs.

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