Posted On: April 17, 2010 by Scott Sagaria

341 Meeting Prep for Dummies

A San Jose bankruptcy attorney clearly states the two mandatory items you will need to bring to your 341 meeting of the creditors...

No matter which type of bankruptcy you file, the two items you will certainly need to bring to your 341 meeting of creditors are a government issued photo ID and proof of your social security number. On your government issue photo ID card, the name on the identity proof of must your name or aka on your bankruptcy petition. The trustee’s office accepts the following forms of proof:

1. A valid state driver’s license
2. Any government issued picture ID card
3. A student ID from a public library or college
4. An official passport from any country
5. A government employee photo ID
6. A military photo ID
7. Legal resident alien card with photo.

The following items are acceptable as proof of a social security number:

1. Social security card
2. Statement from the Social Security Administration attesting to the Social Security Number
3. Military ID

You should contact your bankruptcy attorney to make sure there are not any outstanding documents that may be required to submit.

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