Discharged Whoo Hoo - Question?

[hippyguy]

Checked PACER today and almost fell out of my chair: debtor and joint debtor standard discharge. What a long crazy ride this has been, five months filling to discharge. There is no way on this green Earth that I could of made it without the help I received on this forum and copious amounts of beer. It feels so good to be purged of debt, I haven't felt this way since I received my first card at college freshman orientation.
Is the docket I pulled on PACER that is signed by the judge the same as my official discharge paperwork?

[aces67]

I don't know the answer to your question but Congrats on your discharge!!

[justbroke]

Is the docket I pulled on PACER that is signed by the judge the same as my official discharge paperwork?

if you pulled and saved off the actual Discharge Order and Injunction, then it's the same. Well, should be the same.

[Moms4Boys]

Checked PACER today and almost fell out of my chair: debtor and joint debtor standard discharge. What a long crazy ride this has been, five months filling to discharge. There is no way on this green Earth that I could of made it without the help I received on this forum and copious amounts of beer. It feels so good to be purged of debt, I haven't felt this way since I received my first card at college freshman orientation.
Is the docket I pulled on PACER that is signed by the judge the same as my official discharge paperwork?

I am waiting for that discharge, congrats to you! I am at day 64 and being surprisingly patient (we sort of).

when did you file? 341 meeting?

Does the paper need to be notorized to be "official"?

[hippyguy]

I am waiting for that discharge, congrats to you! I am at day 64 and being surprisingly patient (we sort of).

when did you file? 341 meeting?

Does the paper need to be notorized to be "official"?

I filled February 19 and had my 341 March 26, I think I was around 82 days at last count. I feel kind of lucky because the Paralegal warned me discharges were running about 90 days in my district.

[dingdong]

It is just a simple piece of paper, very succint that states you are discharged with a few caveats about non-dischargable debt on the back.


Lovely in its own right.