Not sure how it went...trustee said he'll be in touch - maybe :0/

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the only thing that the trustee really questioned was that i gave my daughter my jeep 1 1/2 years ago for her 16th birthday... but she didn't go to have the title transferred until 7/09... sold it 9/09 for $4300. Because she had waited to transfer the title because she didn't have the money, they were going to fine her over $100, so I went with her and talked to the lady and she said they would just white out the 6/08 date and mileage and date it currently (9/09) so she wouldn't be fined... so, although I gave it to her 6/08, the title wasn't officially transferred til 7/09... he started asking about what debt I had when I gave it to her... I told him I was good financially... some credit card debt but everything being paid on time etc. for quite some time after that.... at the end, he just said he had no more questions at this time. I asked if I had to give anything up?....he said he hasn't decided....if so, I'll hear from him. Errrrrrrrgh. I'm a nervous wreck.

How long do you think before I'll know?

[tigergem]

My trustee started filing objections and whatnots about 2 weeks after my 341. Easily cleared up with a schedule amendment or two... or three...

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I'm just really nervous... all three cases before me... he just said... looks like a no asset case... you're done here... even the guy that hadn't filed taxes since 1989 - yea, 1989... told him he'd be referred to the US Trustee, but, looks like a no asset case... especially considering what you'll probably owe in taxes.... but not ME!

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Aaaaand.... I was kinda frustrated because I spent sooooooooooo much time making copies of all the docs requested on the list he sent me to bring to the meeting.... never asked for a single one.... don't know if that's good or bad lOL

[tigergem]

Well do NOT lose those copies. Did you file pro se?

I had all the documents in the list with me at my 341 as well, but then the meeting ended up being held by teleconference. So I had to mail those copies to the trustee's office.

[tigergem]

Honestly, if you are pro se, even though he didn't ask for the documents, I would be pro active if I were you. Go ahead and type up a letter that says, pursuant to your written request dated xxxxxx... enclosed please find copies of the following (list the documents) and send it by certified mail to the trustee's office. You might reference in your letter that you had the documents with you at the 341 meeting, but since they were not requested at that time, you are forwarding them now.

KEEP a copy of the letter for yourself and the certified mail record so that later on when your trustee objects to your confirmation because he "doesn't have them" - - you have proof that you did send them.

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Good advice.... I will do that...yes, I did file on my own... and at one point I handed him some of them... bank statements... but at the end, he just shoved them back to me...

[tigergem]

Yeah, I had my trustee actually object to my confirmation because he said he had not received all of those documents, but he had. It was because nobody ever bothered to check my file to see that they were received. So yeah, definitely CYA on this.

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thanks you guys... he's right around the corner from me.... should i sent them certified (it's A LOT of docs)... or do you think it'd be ok just to drop them off and have his receptionist sign/date for them ???

[tigergem]

Well. I guess you could type up a receipt of sorts, similar to your cover letter detailing the contents, and have her sign that she received them. Or a duplicate of the letter with a line at the bottom that says you hand delivered them, that you can keep for your own records. Get something in writing for sure.

RECEIVED __________ (date) ___________________ (signature)