Ready to file ... I think

[justdone]

Ok, I went on the UST website and got the checklist...I have all of those forms filled out. I called the clerks office and she said I needed to have those forms and 60 days of paystubs... do I submit tax returns when I file too? Or does that come later? The clerk sounded less than thrilled that I was filing pro se

[justbroke]

If you have your local checklist, it probably indicates that the tax returns go to the Trustee after filing (and before the 341 Meeting). The only thing required to file are the requisite schedules and your 60 days of pay advices (paystubs).

They are less than thrilled answering legal questions, which they do not. Pro Se filers often create more work, so it's not so much you, but all the others who call and ask certain questions. Usually, the Clerk of the Court maintains an area on the Court's website with a checklist. You just follow that checklist.

[justdone]

My district didn't have a checklist so the checklist I got was off of the UST website...so that's why I was asking....if they want to make it easier they should post a checklist...LOL!

Thanks for the answers... it s a littl nerve wracking so reassurance IS ALWAYS nice!

[justbroke]

I love it! They have no posted (public) checklist, and wonder why people call!

[justdone]

That's Louisiana for you! I asked the lady if there was a local checklist posted and she quickly said "well no, attorneys just know"

[justbroke]

I asked the lady if there was a local checklist posted and she quickly said "well no, attorneys just know"

They "just know"... famous last words!