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How can I change or correct information in the petition, statements, and schedules I have filed?
If you need to amend information from the voluntary petition, statements and/ or schedules review the relevant procedures on the Court’s Procedures Manual. You can also use this link if you are trying to find instructions on how file other items as well.
Where can I go to get my Certificate of Credit Counseling?
A list of approved credit counseling providers is available on the US Trustee site.
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Where can I go to take the financial management course?
A list of approved debtor education providers is available on the US Trustee site.
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Financial Management Questions
What is a Notice of Requirement re: Personal Financial Management Course?
Where do I send form B423, certification about a financial management course?
Where can I go to take the financial management course?
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I have a question about my case. Who do I contact?
Contact the Case Administrator assigned to your case.
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What is a Notice of Requirement re: Personal Financial Management Course?
The notice is a reminder to file a certificate of completion of post-petition financial management. This is the second counseling course that is required in a bankruptcy proceeding. Failing to file the certificate in a timely manner may result in your case being closed without a discharge.
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What can I do if a creditor tries to collect money after I filed bankruptcy, or after receiving a discharge?
Answering this question is considered legal advice and the Court's staff is not allowed to provide legal advice. You may wish to contact an attorney.
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May I convert my case from one chapter to another, i.e. Chapter 7 to Chapter 13 or Chapter 13 to Chapter 7?
Yes. A case may be converted from one chapter to another. However, these matters are complex and require legal advice regarding the ramifications of converting between the different chapters. The Court's staff is not allowed to provide legal advice. You may wish to contact an attorney.
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