General Information

Schedules contain financial details that may have to be changed or amended from time to time, for example, if a creditor was left off of the original document. For additional information, refer to S.D.Ind. B-1009-1.

Requirements

• Amended schedules filed with the Court replace all previously filed schedules; therefore, any amendment should also include BOTH the amended and the non-amended information from the original schedule previously filed.
• A filing fee is required when making amendments to Schedules D, E, and/or F, and when adding parties to Schedules G and/or H, except:
  • when adding an attorney who represents an existing creditor;
  • when changing the address of an existing creditor; or
  • when filing an amended schedule in response to a Notice of Deficient Filing and the fee has already been paid.
• Required in addition to the amended schedule:
  • Form B106 (Declaration About an Indivudual Debtor's Schedules) signed by the debtor(s)
  • Revised creditor list
  • Form 106Sum (Amended Summary of Your Assets and Liabilities and Certain Statistical Information) if dollar amounts change
  • Certificate of Service
    • When adding creditors to Schedule D, E, and/or F
    • When adding parties to Schedule G and/or H, the Certificate of Service: Notice to Added Creditors should be used.
  • The Notice of Meeting of Creditors with full social security numbers and any other documents previously sent out to all creditors, including the most recent Chapter 13 Plan, Notice of Confirmation Hearing, etc. These documents must be served on new parties or creditors as appropriate
  • If the added creditors have already received copies of these documents, a Statement in Lieu of Notice to Added Creditors should be filed.
  • The Statement in Lieu, or Certificate of Service, may be filed with the amended schedules, or as separate events.

Curing a Deficiency

Filing Fee Required

• If the amended schedules are deficient and the previous filing did not require a filing fee, the amended schedule(s) must be refiled prior to the deficiency deadline or the original filing may be stricken by the Court.
• If the amended schedules are deficient and a filing fee is required, a corrected amended schedule must be filed prior to the deficiency deadline or the original filing may be stricken by the Court.
• If the debtor’s Declaration under Perjury is deficient, a corrected declaration must be filed prior to the deficiency deadline or the original filing may be stricken by the Court.