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You can take it after you are confirmed but it must be completed before you can be discharged. Some people take it right after confirmation and others wait.
Some districts have a specific schedule to take the second post-filing debtor education class - usually it's within 12-24 months after filing. Other districts have no specific schedule.
Jange is right - you *MUST* take the post-filing debtor education class, successfully pass it, and have the credit counseling class posted to your case on PACER before you can be discharged.
There's really no advantage putting off taking the post-filing debtor education class. You might as well take it now as long as the fee doesn't negatively impact your expenses for the month too heavily. Some folks are lucky and both pre- and post-filing certification courses can be taken in your lawyer's office with the fees already paid as a part of your lawyer's fee. Others go back to the same company that did their pre-filing credit counseling course.
Just be sure that wherever you do the post-filing debtor education course that it's one that is approved by your local court. You can find a list of approved debtor education courses by state here - http://www.justice.gov/ust/eo/bapcpa...e_approved.htm
For us, we had to take the 2nd class before the final payment was made on our plan. I completed mine about 3 months ago (or 9 months out from our plan finishing). It's very easy I might add...
its easy but it takes about 2 hrs to do it onlinei did a course and it was cheap ,$30 dollars or so .it was in segments ,you had to watch each segment and they would give you a code and at the end ,you had to enter each segments code to prove you watched the whole video presentation.
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