New item on docket - wrong address. How does this affect the BK?
Saw this on PACER docket today:
Does this change the discharge in any way? If you check my matrix, GMAC should have received several notices at various addresses. They have already stopped billing me. This is just one of many of their addresses.
Questions:
Can this be any kind of a showstopper as far as delaying my discharge?
Does the BK attorney get notified of all of this stuff or just me? Will the BK attorney get involved in this and send them an updated address electronically or will I have to send a letter to the court myself just like it says?
The document says:
To: Debtor
Debtor's Attorney
Creditor: G M A C
PO Box 105677
Atlanta, GA 30348−5677
Please be advised that the clerk's office could not notice and/or serve the above listed creditor with the following document:
Notice of Meeting of Creditors
because the address you submitted to the clerk's office pursuant to Local Rule 1007−2, is no longer a current and/or valid mailing address. It is your responsibility to ensure that the clerk's office is provided with correct address information in order to provide any future noticing in your case.
YOU MUST immediately mail a copy of the Notice of Meeting of Creditors to a current and/or valid mailing address for the above listed creditor and file with the clerk's office a "Certificate of Service" which reflects the date you mailed the document and the corrected address information for the affected creditor.
YOU MUST also file, pursuant to Local Rule 1009−1(D), a supplemental creditor matrix with the clerk which lists only those creditors with address changes [See "Clerk's Instructions for Preparing, Submitting
and Obtaining Service Matrices" (CI−3) which is posted on the court web site.]
NOTE: A creditor's failure to receive notice may result in the debt owed to that
creditor not being discharged.
Dated:9/8/09
BNC Certificate of Mailing (Re: 23 Notification of Returned Mail for Creditor and Request for Current Address. A Notice of Meeting of Creditors which was mailed to G M A C, PO Box 105677, Atlanta, GA 30348-5677, has been returned to the bankruptcy court due to the inability of the US Postal Service to deliver it as addressed. The Debtor is required to provide the clerk with a current mailing address for the named creditor in accordance with the attached notification.) Service Date 09/10/2009. (Admin.) (Entered: 09/11/2009)
Does this change the discharge in any way? If you check my matrix, GMAC should have received several notices at various addresses. They have already stopped billing me. This is just one of many of their addresses.
Questions:
Can this be any kind of a showstopper as far as delaying my discharge?
Does the BK attorney get notified of all of this stuff or just me? Will the BK attorney get involved in this and send them an updated address electronically or will I have to send a letter to the court myself just like it says?
The document says:
To: Debtor
Debtor's Attorney
Creditor: G M A C
PO Box 105677
Atlanta, GA 30348−5677
Please be advised that the clerk's office could not notice and/or serve the above listed creditor with the following document:
Notice of Meeting of Creditors
because the address you submitted to the clerk's office pursuant to Local Rule 1007−2, is no longer a current and/or valid mailing address. It is your responsibility to ensure that the clerk's office is provided with correct address information in order to provide any future noticing in your case.
YOU MUST immediately mail a copy of the Notice of Meeting of Creditors to a current and/or valid mailing address for the above listed creditor and file with the clerk's office a "Certificate of Service" which reflects the date you mailed the document and the corrected address information for the affected creditor.
YOU MUST also file, pursuant to Local Rule 1009−1(D), a supplemental creditor matrix with the clerk which lists only those creditors with address changes [See "Clerk's Instructions for Preparing, Submitting
and Obtaining Service Matrices" (CI−3) which is posted on the court web site.]
NOTE: A creditor's failure to receive notice may result in the debt owed to that
creditor not being discharged.
Dated:9/8/09
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