• Is this debtor’s case current in plan funding?
• Debtor is seeking to refinance and needs a pay-off figure.
• Bankruptcy Link or the National Data Center website says I should have been paid; where is my check?
• What was the outcome of a court hearing?
• I have a new mailing address.

Is this debtor’s case current in plan funding?
You may contact the Chapter 13 Trustee’s office or you can access this information using the Trustee’s Bankruptcy Link network at www.bankruptcylink.com or the National Data Center (NDC) website at www.ndc.org. If you do not have access to these sites, please contact the Trustee’s office or the National Data Center for assistance with registration.

Debtor is seeking to refinance and needs a pay-off figure.
In order to obtain a pay-off figure, debtor's attorney must complete the Payoff Request form that can be found in the library section of this website and submit the completed form using the Trustee's Document Delivery Portal. These requests generally take seven to ten business days to process. Please be advised that before a debtor is allowed to borrow money or refinance a loan, the debtor must first file the required motion and supporting documents with the Bankruptcy Court and obtain the court’s authorization.

Bankruptcy Link or the National Data Center website says I should have been paid; where is my check?
Creditor checks are prepared by the Trustee’s office at the end of each month. Checks are then reviewed and mailed on or about the 10th of the following month. If you have not received a check and it has been more than three weeks after the date in which Bankruptcy Link or the National Data Center shows your check was dated, please contact the Trustee’s office.

What was the outcome of a court hearing?
This information may be obtained by directly accessing the Bankruptcy Court’s PACER system.

I have a new mailing address.
If you or your office have recently moved, be sure to take appropriate action with the Bankruptcy Court in order to change the mailing address on record in each case that you are a creditor.