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Each email contains a secure link to a government site for you to retrieve a PDF copy of your notice. Every PDF now contains case data in an XML format. More info...
- Overview
Option 1: One email containing a link to a single PDF file....
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A notice of bankruptcy case and court-issued notices are sent to the creditors of the individual, corporation, or other entity that has filed for bankruptcy protection. Entities can use the Bankruptcy Noticing Center (BNC) to have notices delivered either: Electronically, or. By mail.
In addition, in compliance with Bankruptcy Rule 9036, recipients must request electronic noticing services in writing. To accomplish this, interested users sign a noticing agreement with the court to ensure understanding of the EBN process and roles of the parties.
Option 1: One email containing a link to a single PDF file. This PDF file contains multiple notices (example: 20 notices in 1 PDF file). This option will be used if no option is selected on the Noticing Agreement. Option 2: An email containing multiple links to PDF files.
A debtor may receive court-generated notices and orders by email instead of U.S. mail when enrolling in the Debtor Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing (DeBN) program. DeBN is a free and voluntary service available to all debtors with an open bankruptcy case.
Overviews of the preferred adddress and Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing (EBN) services are also presented here to help you determine which service may better suit your needs. Download Noticing Agreements. Noticing Agreement Form - This is a blank noticing agreement form in PDF format.
Submit a complaint by e-mail to USTP.Bankruptcy.Fraud@usdoj.gov, or to one of the following addresses: For more information regarding reporting suspected bankruptcy fraud, please see the United States Trustee website. FAQ Category: General Bankruptcy.
