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    #16
    How many years of bank statements do you have to show? I live in Texas

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      #17
      If you read (search) the forum for bank statements you will see a wide variety of answers.

      I had to supply 2 yrs because I was above median income substantially and I was filing alone, without my husband. The US Trustee visited my 341 too

      Others here only had to provide 6 months. It depends upon what is common for your district. Be prepared to supply a min of 6 months ....ask your attorney for details regarding your specific trustee and your filing.
      Filed CH 7 9/30/2008
      Discharged Jan 5, 2009! Closed Jan 18, 2009

      I am not an attorney. None of my advice is legal advice in any way..

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        #18
        Originally posted by Doghouse View Post
        But I thought it's the statements for the last months prior to the filing that matters. I am filing first week in March so it's the Feb '09 and before statements that will be required and that will not show my pay deposit anyway as I will get paid on March 2. Are you saying I will also need to provide my March '09 bank statement which won't be available till April? Is that how they verify cash in bank at time of filing? I was just going to get a printout on the day I filed.
        Not all trustees verify your bank balance or even want your bank statements...if you have a lawyer, he or she will have a pretty good idea whether or not the trustee will want them and he or she will let you know. Mine did not and I was not asked to provide proof of the bank balance, which had changed anyway from the day I left my paperwork on my lawyer's desk to the day he actually filed.

        Technically, anything you make in February even if you haven't received compensation yet should be counted as income. Also, the amount of cash in your bank account on the date that you file is subject to scrutiny. You should include in your exemptions the amount of anticipated cash on THE DAY THAT YOU FILE just to be safe.

        If you really are a simple 7 with little assets and everything is on the up and up, you are probably worrying over every little thing, like I did, like we all do, for nothing. And I wouldn't worry about any petty cash that you have been withdrawing from your account, whether they ask for statements or not. It's a rare bird that saves receipts for groceries or gas and they know this.

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