The debtor is required to attend the meeting of creditors. As a creditor you are not required but may choose to attend to ask questions. For further assistance, please seek legal advice.
You may have been named as a creditor in a bankruptcy case and were probably listed on the debtor’s schedule. If you wish to check the schedules, you can register to become a PACER User at http://www.pacer.gov.
A PDF Request for Notice can be attached and filed using eRQN - https://www.mow.uscourts.gov/bankruptcy/creditors/epoc-ereaf-erqn. The requesting party will then be added to the creditor mailing matrix.
A Reaffirmation Agreement WITH cover sheet in a combined PDF can be filed using eReaf - https://www.mow.uscourts.gov/bankruptcy/creditors/epoc-ereaf-erqn. The national form is also available on our website under Bankruptcy Forms, B427 and B240A.
You should file a change of address form with the Court. This form can be found on the Court's website and should also be sent to the case trustee.
a) Ensure that the attachment(s) is in PDF format and is being submitted in black and white (no color documents).
b) Confirm that each PDF document being attached is less than 7 MB in size.
c) File an amended claim and attach the correct PDF images.
d) When filing the amended claim, check the box on the form that designates that the claim is amended. Select the claim number of the claim to be amended.
e) Attachments must be added by the process above.
No. Once you have filed a proof of claim, you do not need to re-file it if the case converts to another chapter.
The notice address is where the court office will send notices. The payment address is where the trustees will send payments.
The national form is available on our website under Bankruptcy Forms, B410. You may also file an electronic proof of claim. For additional information on ePOC, click on the link - https://www.mow.uscourts.gov/bankruptcy/creditors/epoc-ereaf-erqn
