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Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 and 13 petitions, schedules, means tests, and other federal bankruptcy filings.

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  • B 101

    Voluntary Petition for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy

    This form is a Voluntary Petition used by individuals to officially start a bankruptcy case. It asks for detailed personal information, including names, addresses, and employment details for both the filing person and their spouse if they are filing together.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 103A

    Application for Individuals to Pay the Filing Fee in Installments

    This form is an official document used to ask the court for permission to pay the required filing fee for a bankruptcy case over several payments instead of all at once. It asks the filer to propose a payment schedule and acknowledges that the full fee must be paid by a certain time.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 103B

    Application to Have the Chapter 7 Filing Fee Waived

    This form is an application used to ask the court for permission to waive the filing fee for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. It asks the filer to provide detailed information about their family's income, monthly expenses, property, and assets.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 104

    For Individual Chapter 11 Cases: The List of Creditors Who Have the 20 Largest Unsecured Claims Against You Who Are Not Insiders

    This form is for individuals filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11. It asks the filer to list the 20 largest unsecured debts owed to them by creditors who are not considered 'insiders.'

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 1040

    Adversary Proceeding Cover Sheet

    This form is a cover sheet used to summarize basic information for a lawsuit, called an adversary proceeding, that happens within a bankruptcy case. It asks for details about the parties involved, the type of legal claim, and the amount of money being asked for.

    Optional
  • B 105

    Involuntary Petition Against an Individual

    This form is used to start a bankruptcy case against another person who is believed to be a debtor. It asks the court for an order for relief against the individual.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106A/B

    Schedule A/B: Property (individuals)

    This form asks individuals to list and describe all property they own, including real estate and vehicles. It requires detailing the location, type, and current value of assets.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106C

    Schedule C: The Property You Claim as Exempt (individuals)

    This form, Schedule C, is used to list property that an individual claims should be protected from debts. It asks the filer to identify the property, its current value, and the specific amount of exemption being claimed for each item.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106G

    Schedule G: Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases (individuals)

    This form, Schedule G, is used to list any ongoing contracts or unexpired leases that an individual has. It asks the filer to name the other person or company involved and explain what the contract or lease is for.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106H

    Schedule H: Your Codebtors (individuals)

    This form, Schedule H, asks for information about

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106 Summary

    A Summary of Your Assets and Liabilities and Certain Statistical Information (individuals)

    This form is a summary sheet used in bankruptcy cases to list and total a person's assets (what they own), liabilities (what they owe), and their income and expenses. It requires copying totals from other official bankruptcy forms.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 107

    Statement of Financial Affairs for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy

    This form asks individuals filing for bankruptcy to provide a detailed accounting of their financial situation. It requires listing past addresses, sources of income over several years, and specific payments made to creditors before filing.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 119

    Bankruptcy Petition Preparer’s Notice, Declaration and Signature

    This form is a notice and declaration that must be used when a person who helps prepare bankruptcy documents (a petition preparer) works with a debtor. It requires the preparer to tell the debtor about the services and any fees before filing papers with the court.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 121

    Your Statement About Your Social Security Numbers

    This form asks you to provide the court with any Social Security or federal Individual Taxpayer Identification numbers you have used. It is a required form for bankruptcy cases, but you must submit it separately and not include it in the public records.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 122A-1

    Chapter 7 Statement of Your Current Monthly Income

    This form asks for a detailed accounting of a person's current monthly income from various sources. It helps determine if a

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 122B

    Chapter 11 Statement of Your Current Monthly Income

    This form asks an individual filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to calculate and report their total current monthly income from various sources. It requires details about wages, alimony, business income, and other regular payments.

    Mandatory
  • B 122C-1

    Chapter 13 Statement of Your Current Monthly Income and Calculation of Commitment Period

    This form asks for detailed information about a person's current monthly income from various sources and helps calculate a figure called the

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 1320

    Application For Search of Bankruptcy Records

    This form is an application used to ask the court to search its records for information about a specific person or business. It asks the court to look for things like past or current bankruptcy cases and other legal actions.

    Optional
  • B 1340

    Application for Payment of Unclaimed Funds

    This form is an application used to ask the court for payment of money that has been found but not claimed. It asks the person filing the form to provide details about the money, who is entitled to it, and supporting information.

    Optional
  • B 2000

    Required Lists, Schedules, Statements, and Fees

    This form is a guide listing many required documents, schedules, and fees for filing a bankruptcy case. It details what specific paperwork must be submitted with the initial petition, depending on whether the case is Chapter 7 or Chapter 11.

    Optional
  • B 201

    Voluntary Petition for Non-Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy

    This form is a request to the court for a non-individual business to start a bankruptcy case. It asks the business to provide detailed information about itself, its location, its debts, and its assets.

    Mandatory
  • B 201A

    Attachment to Voluntary Petition for Non-Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy Under Chapter 11

    This form is an attachment that must be included with a voluntary petition for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 for non-individuals. It asks for specific financial details about the debtor's securities, assets, debts, and ownership structure.

    Mandatory
  • B 205

    Involuntary Petition Against a Non-Individual

    This form is used to start a bankruptcy case against a business or organization, not a person. It asks the court for an order to begin the involuntary bankruptcy case and requires detailed information about the business and the claims against it.

    Mandatory
  • B 2060

    Certificate of Commencement of Case

    This form is a Certificate of Commencement of Case used in bankruptcy court. It is used to officially state the date and type of filing that started a bankruptcy case for a debtor.

    Optional
  • B 206A/B

    Schedule A/B: Property (non-individuals)

    This form is used to list all types of property, both physical and financial, that a debtor owns or has an interest in. It asks the debtor to provide details about cash, investments, inventory, and other assets.

    Mandatory
  • B 206D

    Schedule D: Creditors Who Have Claims Secured By Property (non-individuals)

    This form, Schedule D, is used to list creditors who have claims backed up by the debtor's property. It asks for details about the creditor, the property involved, and the amount of the claim.

    Mandatory
  • B 206E/F

    Schedule E/F: Creditors Who Have Unsecured Claims (non-individuals)

    This form is used to list all creditors who have unsecured claims, separating them into those with priority claims and those without priority claims. It asks for details about each debt, such as the amount, the creditor's information, and when the debt was created.

    Mandatory
  • B 206G

    Schedule G: Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases (non-individuals)

    This form, Schedule G, is used to list any ongoing contracts or unexpired leases that a debtor has. It asks for details about the agreements, the other parties involved, and how much time is left on the agreement.

    Mandatory
  • B 206H

    Schedule H: Your Codebtors (non-individuals)

    This form, Schedule H, is used to list any codebtors (people or businesses who are also responsible for debts) that are not individuals. It asks the filer to list the codebtor's name and address, and for each debt, to name the creditor and check which debt schedules apply.

    Mandatory
  • B 206 Summary

    A Summary of Your Assets and Liabilities (non-individuals)

    This form is used to summarize all of a non-individual's assets and debts for a bankruptcy case. It requires copying specific totals from other official bankruptcy forms like Schedule A/B, Schedule D, and Schedule E/F.

    Mandatory
  • B 207

    Statement of Financial Affairs for Non-Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy

    This form asks a non-individual debtor to provide a detailed accounting of their finances, including income, payments made to creditors, property transfers, and any legal actions that happened before filing for bankruptcy.

    Mandatory
  • B 2500A

    Summons in an Adversary Proceeding

    This form is a summons used in a bankruptcy case to officially notify someone that a legal action has started. It tells the person they must file a motion or answer to the attached complaint with the bankruptcy court clerk within a certain number of days.

    Optional
  • B 2500B

    Summons and Notice of Pretrial Conference in an Adversary Proceeding

    This form officially notifies someone that they are involved in a legal case in bankruptcy court and tells them they must file a response or motion within 30 days. It also informs them about a scheduled pretrial conference.

    Optional
  • B 2500C

    Summons and Notice of Trial in an Adversary Proceeding

    This form is a notice that a lawsuit is starting in bankruptcy court and tells the person being sued what they must do. It informs the person of the court date and what happens if they do not respond.

    Optional
  • B 2500D

    Third-Party Summons

    This form is a Third-Party Summons used in bankruptcy court. It officially notifies someone that they are being sued by a third party in the bankruptcy case and tells them they must file a response or motion with the court within a certain number of days.

    Optional
  • B 2500E

    Summons to Debtor in Involuntary Case

    This form is a notice telling a debtor that a bankruptcy petition has been filed against them in the bankruptcy court. It requires the debtor to file a motion or answer with the court within 21 days after receiving the notice.

    Optional
  • B 2500F

    Summons in a Chapter 15 Case Seeking Recognition of a Foreign Nonmain Proceeding

    This form is a summons used in a Chapter 15 bankruptcy case. It is for seeking the court's recognition of a foreign nonmain proceeding.

    Optional
  • B 2800

    Disclosure of Compensation of Bankruptcy Petition Preparer

    This form is used to report how much money a person who helped prepare bankruptcy papers expects to be paid. It asks the person filling it out to state if they are an attorney and to list the payment amounts for services provided.

    Optional
  • B 2830

    Chapter 13 Debtor's Certifications Regarding Domestic Support Obligations and Section 522(q)

    This form asks a debtor filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy to certify information about any past or current domestic support payments and whether they have claimed certain types of property exemptions.

    Optional
  • B 401

    Petition for Recognition of Foreign Proceeding

    This form is a petition used to ask the court to recognize a legal process that happened in another country. It asks for details about the debtor, the foreign legal case, and why the court should handle the request.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 410

    Proof Of Claim

    This form is used to officially state a claim for payment in a bankruptcy case. It asks for details about the debt, such as who the creditor is, how much the claim is, and if any part of the claim is secured by property.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 410A

    Proof Of Claim, Attachment A

    This form is used to prove a claim for a debt that is secured by a mortgage on a person's main home. It asks for detailed information about the mortgage, the total debt, and a history of payments.

    Mandatory
  • B 416A

    Caption

    This form is a standard heading used in bankruptcy cases. It asks for identifying information about the debtor, such as their full name, case number, address, and tax identification numbers.

    Mandatory
  • B 416B

    Caption (Short Title)

    This form is a standard way to create a short title or caption for a bankruptcy case. It helps organize the basic identifying information for the case in the court record.

    Mandatory
  • B 416D

    Caption for Use in Adversary Proceeding other than for a Complaint Filed by a Debtor

    This form is a caption used in a bankruptcy case when a lawsuit (adversary proceeding) is happening, but it is not a complaint filed by the person who filed for bankruptcy (the debtor).

    Mandatory
  • B 4100R

    Response to Notice of Final Cure Payment

    This form is used by a creditor to respond to a notice about a final payment to cure a debt. It asks the creditor to state whether they agree that the debt has been paid in full, and to provide details about both past and current payments.

    Optional
  • B 410C13-M1R

    Response to [Trustee’s/Debtor’s] Motion Under Rule 3002.1(f)(1) to Determine the Status of the Mortgage Claim

    This form is used to respond to a motion filed by a trustee or debtor regarding a mortgage claim. It asks the claim holder to provide detailed information about the mortgage, including any unpaid amounts, payment history, and current loan balances.

    Mandatory
  • B 410C13-M2R

    Response to [Trustee’s/Debtor’s] Motion Under Rule 3002.1(g)(4) to Determine Final Cure and Payment of the Mortgage Claim

    This form is used to respond to a motion asking the court to decide the final payment needed to clear a mortgage debt. It asks the claim holder to provide details about the mortgage, any money already paid to cover past due amounts, and the current status of payments.

    Mandatory
  • B 410C13-NR

    Response to Trustee’s Notice of Disbursements Made

    This form is used by a claim holder to respond to a notice from a Trustee about payments that have been made. It asks for details about mortgage information, any unpaid amounts from before and after the bankruptcy, and a history of payments.

    Mandatory
  • B 108

    Statement of Intention for Individuals Filing Under Chapter 7

    This form is used by individuals filing under Chapter 7 bankruptcy to state their intentions regarding property that secures a debt and any personal property leases that have not ended. It asks the filers to list specific creditors, the property involved, and what they plan to do with that property.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 113

    Chapter 13 Plan

    This form is a Chapter 13 Plan used in bankruptcy to show how a debtor plans to repay debts over time. It asks the debtor to provide details about their payments, secured debts, and other financial information to the court.

    Mandatory
  • B 1130

    Motion, Notice and Order for Adequate Protection Payments and Opportunity to Object

    This form is a request from a debtor to the court proposing payments to secured creditors to keep their property safe. It also includes a section for the court to issue an order approving these payments and telling others how to object.

    Optional
  • B 122A-1Supp

    Statement of Exemption from Presumption of Abuse Under §707(b)(2)

    This form is used to state whether a person is exempt from a presumption of abuse when filing for bankruptcy. It asks the filer to answer questions about their debts and military service to determine if they need to submit this form.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 122A-2

    Chapter 7 Means Test Calculation

    This form helps calculate a 'Means Test' for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. It asks the filer to calculate their adjusted monthly income and then calculate various deductions from that income using IRS and local standards.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 122C-2

    Chapter 13 Calculation of Your Disposable Income

    This form helps calculate a person's disposable income for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. It asks the filer to calculate deductions from their income using standards set by the IRS and local standards.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 204

    For Chapter 11 Cases: The List of Creditors Who Have the 20 Largest Unsecured Claims Against You Who Are Not Insiders (non-individuals)

    This form is used in Chapter 11 or Chapter 9 bankruptcy cases to list the 20 creditors who have the largest unsecured claims against the debtor. It requires detailed information about each creditor's claim.

    Mandatory
  • B 2400A

    Reaffirmation Documents

    This form is a document used to agree to keep paying back a debt that was part of a bankruptcy. It asks the debtor to state the amount they are agreeing to pay and provides sections for details about the loan and the debtor's financial situation.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • B 2400A/B ALT

    Reaffirmation Agreement

    This form is a Reaffirmation Agreement used in bankruptcy cases. It asks the court to approve an agreement where a debtor agrees to keep paying back a debt they are reaffirming.

    Optional
  • B 2400B

    Motion For Approval of Reaffirmation Agreement

    This form is a request to the court asking for an order that approves a reaffirmation agreement. The debtor signs it to state that they are not represented by a lawyer and that they believe the agreement is in their best interest.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • B 2600

    Entry of Default

    This form is used to officially record that a defendant has not responded to the court case as required by law. It states that a default is being entered against the defendant based on a specific court rule.

    Optional
  • B 410C13-M1

    Motion Under Rule 3002.1(f)(1) to Determine the Status of the Mortgage Claim

    This form is a request to the court asking it to decide the current status of a mortgage claim. It asks for details about the claim, payments made for past and future missed payments, and other relevant information.

    Mandatory
  • B 410C13-M2

    Motion Under Rule 3002.1(g)(4) to Determine Final Cure and Payment of Mortgage Claim

    This form is a request to the court asking it to decide if the debtor has paid off all past and future required payments related to a mortgage claim. It asks for details about the mortgage, payments made for past and future missed payments, and payments for fees and charges.

    Mandatory
  • B 410S-1

    Proof Of Claim, Supplement 1

    This form is used to tell the court about any changes to mortgage payments on a property that is part of a debt claim. It asks for details about changes to escrow, principal/interest, HELOC, or other mortgage payments.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 410S-2

    Proof Of Claim, Supplement 2

    This form is used to notify the court about any fees, expenses, or charges that were added to a mortgage account after a bankruptcy filing. It asks the filer to list these costs and state if the costs are recoverable against the debtor or the home.

    Mandatory
  • B 420A

    Notice of Motion or Objection

    This form is a notice used to inform people that someone has filed papers with the court asking for something, either a motion or an objection. It tells the person receiving the notice what steps they must take if they do not want the court to grant the request.

    Mandatory
  • B 425A

    Plan of Reorganization for Small Business Under Chapter 11

    This form is a detailed plan that a small business owner files to show how they plan to reorganize their business and pay back their debts. It requires describing the business's history, analyzing what would happen if the business shut down, and projecting future money to show how payments will be made.

    Mandatory
  • B 425B

    Disclosure Statement for Small Business Under Chapter 11

    This form is a detailed statement required for a small business filing under Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It asks the filer to provide extensive background information about the business, the proposed reorganization plan, and the financial situation.

    Mandatory
  • B 2540

    Subpoena For Rule 2004 Examination

    This form is a subpoena used in bankruptcy cases to officially command a person to appear and give testimony, or to bring specific documents, at an examination. It outlines the rules for how this examination must happen and what the person must bring.

    Optional
  • B 2550

    Subpoena to Appear and Testify at a Hearing or Trial in a Bankruptcy Case (or Adversary Proceeding)

    This form is a legal order that tells a person they must show up at a court hearing or trial in a bankruptcy case. It also tells the person what documents or items they must bring with them.

    Optional
  • B 2560

    Subpoena to Testify at a Deposition in a Bankruptcy Case (or Adversary Proceeding)

    This form is a legal order that tells a person to show up to give testimony at a deposition during a bankruptcy case or a related legal action. It also lists documents or items that the person must bring to the deposition.

    Optional
  • B 2570

    Subpoena to Produce Documents, Information, or Objects or to Permit Inspection of Premises in a Bankruptcy Case (or Adversary Proceeding)

    This form is a legal request, called a subpoena, that commands someone to provide documents, information, or objects, or to allow someone to look at a property. It is used in bankruptcy cases or related legal actions.

    Optional
  • B 106 Declaration

    Declaration About an Individual Debtor’s Schedules

    This form is a declaration that lets people state that the financial schedules they are filing for bankruptcy are true and correct. It requires signatures from the debtors and asks if a non-attorney helped fill out the forms.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 202

    Declaration Under Penalty of Perjury for Non-Individual Debtors

    This form is a sworn statement used when a person who is not an individual (like a company) is involved in a bankruptcy case. It asks the authorized person to confirm that the information provided in various required bankruptcy documents is true and correct.

    Mandatory
  • B 2700

    Notice of Filing of Final Report of Trustee, of Hearing on Applications for Compensation (and of Hearing on Abandonment of Property by the Trustee)

    This form is a notice telling people that the trustee's final report has been filed and that a hearing will take place. The hearing will cover the final report, requests for payment, and other business before the court.

    Optional
  • B 4170

    Declaration of Inmate Filing

    This form is a declaration used by an inmate to tell the court that they are sending a document in a bankruptcy case through the institution's internal mail system. It confirms that the filing is being done under penalty of perjury.

    Optional
  • B 101A

    Initial Statement About an Eviction Judgment Against You (individuals)

    This form is an official bankruptcy document used to tell the court about an eviction judgment that exists against you. It asks you to certify if you have the right to stay in your home by paying the back rent and if you have given the court a deposit for future rent.

    Mandatory
  • B 101B

    Statement About Payment of an Eviction Judgment Against You (individuals)

    This form is used to tell the court if you have the right to stay in your home by paying your landlord, or if you have already paid the full amount owed in an eviction judgment. It requires you to file it and give a copy to your landlord within 30 days of filing your bankruptcy petition.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 2300A

    Order Confirming Chapter 12 Plan

    This form is an official court order that confirms a Chapter 12 bankruptcy plan. It records details about the plan, such as payment amounts, due dates, and any fees awarded to the debtor's attorney.

    Optional
  • B 2300B

    Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan

    This form is an official court order that confirms a debtor's Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan. It records details about the plan, such as payment amounts, due dates, and any fees awarded to the debtor's attorney.

    Optional
  • B 2310A

    Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modfication of Confirmed Chapter 12 Plan

    This form is an order from the court that sets a specific deadline for people to write and file an objection to a proposed change to a confirmed Chapter 12 bankruptcy plan. It also tells who needs to receive copies of the proposed change and the order.

    Optional
  • B 2400C

    Order on Reaffirmation Agreement

    This form is an official court order used in bankruptcy cases. It records the judge's decision about whether to approve a reaffirmation agreement that was made between the person who filed for bankruptcy and a creditor.

    Optional
  • B 2400C ALT

    Order on Reaffirmation Agreement (Alt.)

    This form is a court order used in bankruptcy cases. It records the judge's decision about whether or not to approve a reaffirmation agreement that a debtor made with a creditor.

    Optional
  • B 2530

    Order For Relief in an Involuntary Case

    This form is an official court order that grants a specific type of relief to a debtor in a bankruptcy case. It is used to formally document that an order for relief has been granted by the Bankruptcy Judge.

    Optional
  • B 2610A

    Judgment by Default - Clerk

    This form is used to officially record a judgment when a defendant has failed to respond to a case. It states that a judgment is being entered against the defendant in favor of the plaintiff.

    Optional
  • B 2610B

    Judgment by Default - Judge

    This form is a court order that officially enters a judgment when a defendant has failed to respond to legal action. It records that a judgment is being entered in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant.

    Optional
  • B 2610C

    Judgment in an Adversary Proceeding

    This form is used by the court to officially record a judgment in a case that is not part of the main bankruptcy filing. It records what the court has ordered regarding money owed between the plaintiff and the defendant.

    Optional
  • B 2620

    Notice of Entry of Judgment

    This form is a notice that tells people that a judge has officially entered a judgment in a bankruptcy case. It records the date the judgment was entered on the court's record.

    Optional
  • B 2650

    Certification of Judgment for Registration in Another District

    This form is used by the clerk of the Bankruptcy Court to officially certify that a judgment is a true copy of the original judgment entered in the case. It confirms details about the judgment, such as whether an appeal was filed or if any motions to change the judgment were filed.

    Optional
  • B 2710

    Final Decree

    This form is a Final Decree used in bankruptcy cases. It officially states that the debtor's estate has been fully managed and that the case is being closed.

    Optional
  • B 312

    Order and Notice for Hearing on Disclosure Statement

    This form is an official court order and notice that tells people when and where a hearing will happen to consider approving a disclosure statement and a plan filed in bankruptcy. It also sets dates for filing objections and distributing the documents.

    Mandatory
  • B 313

    Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof

    This form is an official court order that approves a disclosure statement and sets a deadline for people to file whether they accept or reject a bankruptcy plan. It confirms that the court has reviewed the necessary information.

    Mandatory
  • B 3130S

    Order Conditionally Approving Disclosure Statement, Fixing Time for Filing Acceptances or Rejections of Plan, and Fixing the Time for Filing Objections to the Disclosure Statement and to the Confirmation of the Plan

    This form is an order from the court that conditionally approves a disclosure statement. It also sets specific dates for when parties must file their acceptance or rejection of a plan, and when objections to the statement or plan must be filed.

    Optional
  • B 315

    Order Confirming Plan

    This form is an official court order that confirms a bankruptcy plan. It states that the court has reviewed the plan and found that all necessary requirements have been met, officially approving the plan.

    Mandatory
  • B 3150S

    Order Approving Disclosure Statement and Confirming Plan

    This form is an official court order that approves a disclosure statement and confirms a bankruptcy plan. It records that the court has found that the necessary requirements for approving the statement and confirming the plan have been met after a hearing.

    Optional
  • B 318

    Discharge of Debtor in a Chapter 7 Case

    This form is an official court order that officially grants a discharge to the debtor. It states that the debtor no longer has personal responsibility for certain debts listed in the case.

    Mandatory
  • B 3180F

    Chapter 12 Discharge

    This document is an official court order that grants a discharge in a Chapter 12 bankruptcy case. It states that certain debts are removed from the debtors' personal responsibility, but it also explains what this order does not cover.

    Optional
  • B 3180FH

    Chapter 12 Hardship Discharge

    This form is an official court order that grants a 'hardship discharge' in a Chapter 12 bankruptcy case. It officially states that the court has determined the debtors are entitled to a discharge without completing all the requirements of the chapter 12 plan.

    Optional
  • B 3180RI

    Individual Chapter 11 Discharge

    This form is an official court order that grants a discharge in an individual Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. It states that certain debts are removed from the debtor's personal responsibility, but it also explains what the order does not cover.

    Optional
  • B 3180RV1

    Chapter 11 Discharge for Individual Whose Plan was Confirmed under § 1191(a)

    This document is an official court order that grants a discharge to an individual whose bankruptcy plan was confirmed. It tells the debtor that certain debts are wiped out, meaning creditors cannot try to collect those specific debts personally.

    Optional
  • B 3180RV2

    Chapter 11 Discharge for Individual Whose Plan was Confirmed under § 1191(b)

    This document is an official court order that grants a discharge to an individual whose bankruptcy plan was confirmed. It explains what the discharge means for debts, stating that creditors generally cannot try to collect discharged debts from the person personally.

    Optional
  • B 3180RV3

    For Corporation or Partnership Whose Plan was Confirmed under § 1191(b)

    This form is an official court order that grants a discharge to a corporation or partnership whose bankruptcy plan was confirmed under a specific law. It states that certain debts are removed from the debtor's personal responsibility.

    Optional
  • B 3180W

    Chapter 13 Discharge

    This document is an official court order that grants a discharge in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. It states that certain debts are removed from the debtors' personal responsibility, but it also explains what this order does not cover.

    Optional
  • B 3180WH

    Chapter 13 Hardship Discharge

    This document is an official court order that grants a 'hardship discharge' to debtors. It means the court has decided the debtors are relieved of certain debts without them having to complete all the steps of a Chapter 13 plan.

    Optional
  • B 4100C

    Order Determining Whether Defaults Have Been Cured and Postpetition Amounts Paid

    This form is used in a bankruptcy case to ask the court to decide if any missed payments (defaults) have been fixed and if payments for amounts after the bankruptcy filing have been paid. It requires details about the mortgage and the payments made.

    Optional
  • B 2310B

    Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modification of Confirmed Chapter 13 Plan

    This form is an order from the court that sets a specific deadline for people to write and file an objection to a suggested change to a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan. It also tells who needs to receive copies of the proposed change and the order itself.

    Optional
  • B 2630

    Bill of Costs

    This form, called a Bill of Costs, is used to list and request that the court count certain expenses related to a case. It asks the court to count fees for things like the clerk's work, filing papers, and witness services.

    Optional
  • B 2640

    Writ of Execution to the United State Marshal

    This form is a Writ of Execution that directs the United States Marshal to take action to collect money owed. It requires details about the judgment, the person who won the judgment, and the person who owes the money.

    Optional
  • B 4100N

    Notice of Final Cure Payment

    This form is a Notice of Final Cure Payment used to show that the money needed to fix a past default on a loan has been paid completely. It requires details about the loan, the amounts paid by the trustee, and information about the mortgage payments.

    Optional
  • B 417A

    Notice Of Appeal And Statement Of Election

    This form is used to officially notify the court that an appeal is being made and to state the appellant's choice regarding where the appeal should be heard. It requires identifying the person appealing, the court order being appealed, and all other parties involved in the case.

    Mandatory
  • B 417B

    Optional Appellee Statement Of Election To Proceed In District Court

    This form is an optional statement used by an appellee in a bankruptcy appeal. It allows the appellee to choose to have their appeal heard by the District Court instead of the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel.

    Mandatory
  • B 424

    Certification to Court of Appeals

    This form is a certification that all parties involved in a bankruptcy case must file with the court. It asks the court to confirm that certain legal requirements for appealing a decision have been met.

    Mandatory
  • B 106D

    Schedule D: Creditors Who Hold Claims Secured By Property (individuals)

    This form, Schedule D, is used to list any creditors who have claims backed by property. It asks for details about the debt, the property securing it, and who owes the debt.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106E/F

    Schedule E/F: Creditors Who Have Unsecured Claims (individuals)

    This form is used to list unsecured debts owed to creditors. It asks the filer to separate these debts into two groups: those with 'priority' status and those with 'nonpriority' status.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106I

    Schedule I: Your Income (individuals)

    This form, Schedule I: Your Income, is used to list all of an individual's sources of income. It asks for details about employment, wages, deductions, and any other regular money received.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106J

    Schedule J: Your Expenses (individuals)

    This form, Schedule J, asks individuals to list and estimate all of their monthly expenses. It requires detailed information about housing, utilities, food, transportation, and other regular costs.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 106J-2

    Schedule J-2: Expenses for Separate Household of Debtor 2 (individuals)

    This form is used to list the monthly expenses for Debtor 2's separate household. It asks for details about housing, utilities, food, and other regular costs.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 1310

    Exemplification Certificate

    This form is a certificate used by the court clerk and a bankruptcy judge to officially state that attached documents are true copies of records kept by the bankruptcy court. It confirms the proper handling and existence of the court's records.

    Optional
  • B 1330

    Claims Register

    This form is a Claims Register used to keep track of debts. It has spaces to list the name and address of the person who owes money (the debtor), the person or group owed money (the claimant), and details about the claims filed.

    Optional
  • B 2010

    Notice Required by 11 U.S.C. § 342(b) for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy

    This form is a notice for individuals who are filing for bankruptcy and whose debts are mainly consumer debts. It explains the different types of bankruptcy available and warns about the serious consequences of filing and the need for legal help.

    Optional
  • B 2020

    Statement of Military Service

    This form is a statement about military service that a party in a bankruptcy case can fill out. It asks for details about the service member's military service, including dates and type of service.

    Optional
  • B 2030

    Disclosure of Compensation of Attorney For Debtor

    This form asks an attorney to report how much money they have been paid or agreed to be paid by the debtor for legal work related to a bankruptcy case. It requires details about the payment amounts and the services the attorney will provide.

    Optional
  • B 2040

    Notice of Need to File Proof of Claim Due to Recovery of Assets

    This form is a notice telling creditors that they must file a proof of claim because the trustee has recovered assets. It informs creditors that they must file by a specific date to potentially receive any money from the debtor’s estate.

    Optional
  • B 2050

    Notice to Creditors and Other Parties in Interest

    This form is a notice used in bankruptcy cases to inform creditors and other interested parties. It requires the debtor to list their names, and also asks for tax identification numbers and employer tax identification numbers.

    Optional
  • B 2070

    Certificate of Retention of Debtor in Possesion

    This form is a certificate that states the debtor still has control of their property and that no trustee has been appointed. It is a document used within a bankruptcy case.

    Optional
  • B 2100A

    Transfer of Claim Other Than For Security

    This form is used to officially notify the court that a claim, which is not being transferred as collateral for a loan, has been transferred. It requires the person giving the claim (the transferee) and the person giving up the claim (the transferor) to provide identifying information.

    OptionalFillable PDF
  • B 2100B

    Notice of Transfer of Claim Other Than for Security

    This form is a notice that tells people about a claim that has been transferred to someone else in a bankruptcy case. It records who gave up the claim and who received it.

    Optional
  • B 2810

    Appearance of Child Support Creditor or Representative

    This form is used to let the court know that a person or group is owed child support money from the person who filed the bankruptcy. It asks for details about the child support debt, including how much is owed now and how much was assigned to others.

    Optional
  • B 309A

    Notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case – No Proof of Claim Deadline (For Individuals or Joint Debtors)

    This form is a notice that a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case has been filed. It gives important information to creditors, debtors, and trustees about the case, including details about the meeting of creditors and important deadlines.

    Mandatory
  • B 309B

    Notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case – Proof of Claim Deadline Set (For Individuals or Joint Debtors)

    This form is a notice that tells people involved in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case about important dates and rules. It informs creditors about deadlines for filing claims and details about the meeting of creditors.

    Mandatory
  • B 309C

    Notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case – No Proof of Claim Deadline Set (For Corporations or Partnerships)

    This form is a notice that a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case has been filed for a corporation or partnership. It provides important details about the case, including information about the meeting of creditors and what creditors should know about filing claims.

    Mandatory
  • B 309D

    Notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case – Proof of Claim Deadline Set (For Corporations or Partnerships)

    This form is a notice that tells people about a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case that has been filed. It provides important dates, like when to file a claim, and explains that the case has put a temporary stop on most debt collection activities.

    Mandatory
  • B 309E1

    Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case (For Individuals or Joint Debtors)

    This form is a notice that a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case has been filed for the listed individuals. It provides important details about the case, including information about the meeting of creditors and deadlines for creditors and debtors.

    Mandatory
  • B 309E2

    Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case (For Individuals or Joint Debtors under Subchapter V)

    This form is a notice informing people that a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case has been filed for individuals or joint debtors. It provides important details about the case, including information about the meeting of creditors and deadlines for creditors to take action.

    Mandatory
  • B 309F1

    Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships)

    This form is a notice that a company or partnership has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It gives important details about the case, including information about the meeting of creditors and deadlines for creditors.

    Mandatory
  • B 309F2

    Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships under Subchapter V)

    This form is a notice that a case has been opened under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. It provides important details about the case, including information about the meeting of creditors and deadlines for filing claims.

    Mandatory
  • B 309G

    Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Individuals or Joint Debtors)

    This form is a notice that a Chapter 12 bankruptcy case has been filed for the listed debtors. It provides important information about the case, including details about the meeting of creditors and deadlines for creditors to take action.

    Mandatory
  • B 309H

    Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships)

    This form is a notice that a case has been opened under Chapter 12 of the Bankruptcy Code for a corporation or partnership. It provides important dates and information regarding the meeting of creditors and deadlines for filing claims.

    Mandatory
  • B 309I

    Notice of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case

    This form is a notice that a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case has been started for the listed debtors. It provides important dates and rules for creditors, debtors, and trustees regarding the case, including information about the meeting of creditors.

    Mandatory
  • B 314

    Ballot for Accepting or Rejecting Plan

    This form is a ballot used to vote on whether to accept or reject a plan of reorganization filed in a bankruptcy case. It asks the voter to check one box to show their decision regarding the plan.

    Mandatory
  • B 410C13-N

    Trustee’s Notice of Disbursements Made

    This form is used by a trustee to officially notify parties about payments that have been made to a claim holder in a chapter 13 bankruptcy case. It requires details about the mortgage, payments made, and any remaining amounts.

    Mandatory
  • B 411A

    General Power of Attorney

    This form allows a person to give another person the authority to act on their behalf in a bankruptcy case. The authorized person can vote on questions for the debtor's creditors and perform certain actions related to the case.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 411B

    Special Power of Attorney

    This form allows a person to give another person the authority to act for them at a meeting of creditors. The authorized person can attend the meeting and vote on questions on behalf of the person who signed the form.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 417C

    Certificate of Compliance With Rule 8015(a)(7)(B) or 8016(d)(2)

    This form is a certificate that proves a document follows specific rules about its length, font type, and font style. It is used to show that the document meets the rules set by the Bankruptcy Rules.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 420B

    Notice of Objection to Claim

    This form is a notice that someone has filed an objection to a claim you have in a bankruptcy case. It warns that your claim might be changed, lowered, or removed.

    Mandatory
  • B 423

    Certification About a Financial Management Course (abrogated effective December 1, 2024)

    This form, B 423, was used to show that someone finished a required class about managing personal finances. The form is no longer active as of December 1, 2024.

    Mandatory
  • B 425C

    Monthly Operating Report for Small Business Under Chapter 11

    This form is a detailed report used to track a small business's financial activity for a specific month while it is under Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It asks the responsible party to confirm the business's operations, summarize all cash coming in and going out, and list any debts or money owed to the business.

    MandatoryFillable PDF
  • B 426

    Periodic Report Regarding Value, Operations, and Profitability of Entities in Which the Debtor’s Estate Holds a Substantial or Controlling Interest

    This form is a required report that details the value, how an entity is operating, and if it is making a profit for any companies where the person's estate has a major or controlling stake. It requires detailed financial information about those companies.

    Mandatory
  • B 427

    Cover Sheet for Reaffirmation Agreement

    This form is a cover sheet used to organize and provide details about a reaffirmation agreement. It asks for information about the debt, repayment terms, income, and expenses related to the agreement.

    MandatoryFillable PDF