certificate of compliance

[marzipan13]

[marzipan13]

i was searching my local bk rules and i found this:

SUMMARY OF CHANGES
TO LOCAL BANKRUPTCY RULES
Effective May 1, 2007

Since the last published edition of the Local Bankruptcy Rules effective January 1, 2004, there have been numerous changes in the way the court handles its affairs. The following is a list
of the significant changes in this revision of the Local Rules:

RULE 1007-4 - This is a new Rule, incorporating Administrative Order 05-04, applicable to provision of payment advices.

RULE 1007-5 - This Rule was added to incorporate Administrative Order 05-04, providing a Certificate of Compliance for each case meeting all filing requirements.


RULE 1007-4 PAYMENT ADVICES
Copies of all payment advices or other evidence of payment
received within 60 days before the date of the filing of the
petition by the debtor from any employer of the debtor, (1) shall not be filed with the court unless otherwise ordered, andRULE 1007-5 COMPLIANCE WITH FILING REQUIREMENTS

[JRScott]

You might be looking into that to much. I'm thinking they are asserting that you have complied with what you need to. I can't remember my Pacer Password or I'd look up mine so that I could be sure. I'll look when I get home in about 6 hours.

Under Pacer, Under I think its Case Summary, Are there any Flags listed for your case? That's usually where any problem things appear.

[marzipan13]

the only flag is: FeeDueINST

i have 1 last installment payment due

[biotechsolution]

are you by chance filing in MD??

That is a standard entry.

If you want to feel better you can take your paystubs and file them with the clerk but it really means nothing.

[JRScott]

You fine then

So long as you pay that fee on time