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What To Bring To Your 341 Meeting Of Creditors

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You should bring your ID and social security card.

Written by Jonathan Petts.
Updated September 3, 2020

You should bring your ID and social security card.

You should also bring a copy of your bankruptcy forms, your last 60 days of pay stubs, and your last year of pay stubs.

You may also want to bring other documents that your trustee asks for.

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Jonathan Petts

Jonathan Petts has over 10 years of experience in bankruptcy and is co-founder and CEO of Upsolve. Attorney Petts has an LLM in Bankruptcy from St. John's University, clerked for two federal bankruptcy judges, and worked at two top New York City law firms specializing in bankrupt... read more about Jonathan Petts

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