Summary of schedules

[FoeHammer70]

Should I print and file shedules that I have no need for?

The summary of schedules seems to indicate that only the papers you have filed are to be noted....

[tigergem]

I did. I just marked them N/A or put in $0 as appropriate. This just clarifies and helps to avoid any questions about them, along the lines of "did you forget to include it".

[mtbc]

Same here. I wondered if the "attached yes/no" stuff was more about if you hadn't filed it yet, not that it was optional altogether.

[FoeHammer70]

Thanks, I have ready tons of posts from you 2 and your a great help!

[tigergem]

Happy to help when I can... and happy to speculate or just cheer you on when I can't really help.

[justbroke]

Should I print and file shedules that I have no need for?

Yes, every Schedule needs to be filed, so which Schedules are you asking about?

Always file a complete package or you will get a deficiency notice and could have your case dismissed because you are not in compliance with the rules/instructions.

For your assistance, this is how the schedules read...

• Schedule A - If the debtor holds no interest in real property, write “None” under “Description and Location of Property."
• Schedule B - If the debtor has no property in one or more of the categories, place an “x” in the appropriate position in the column labeled “None.”
• Schedule C doesn't have any instructions, but I'd still list NONE under "Description of Property" just to be compliant.
• Schedules D, E, F and G have a location to check if there are "no creditors" to list.