Change of Address after 341 Meeting

[qwerty64]

I am planning to move at the end of the month. Had my creditor meeting two weeks ago. Things went smoothly. Trustee said he would rule my case a "no asset" case so I'm not expecting any creditor challenges.

Anyone know if I have to serve the trustee and creditors with the change of address form? Can I just file the document with the court clerk at this point?

No creditors showed up at the 341 meeting if that matters.

Thanks for the advice.

[dman]

I'm not sure what's technically required, but a standard forwarding order at the post office is all we used (granted, ours was just temporary...our permanent residence never changed). A few court notices, even certified letters informing us of the foreclosure sale, were all forwarded without issue.

[free2breathe]

We were told by the trustee to make sure that we notified the court of our new address, if we moved. As a CYA action, I would submit a change of address with the court (check your local court's website to see if there are specific instructions or forms), and I would also forward a copy of that change of address to the trustee, return receipt requested. Never hurts to cover all your bases.

ETA: Just taking a look and seeing that FRB 4002 (a)5 actually states one of the debtor's duties is to "file a statement of any change of the debtor's address."

[AngelinaCat]

I think the forwarding order at the post office would be okay, but if it sets your mind at ease, then follow free2breathe's advice.

Good luck to you!