Get Form 106sum

Filling out the Form 106sum is a crucial step in the bankruptcy process, allowing individuals to summarize their assets and liabilities. This guide provides clear instructions for users to effectively complete this form online, ensuring a smooth filing experience.

Follow the steps to complete the Form 106sum accurately and efficiently.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for editing.
2. Provide identifying information for the debtor(s). Fill in the first name, middle name, and last name for Debtor 1. If applicable, fill in the spouse's (Debtor 2) first, middle, and last name.
3. Indicate the jurisdiction by filling in the district and state of the United States Bankruptcy Court where you are filing your case.
4. If you have a case number, enter it in the designated space. If this is an amended filing, check the appropriate box to indicate this.
5. In Part 1, summarize your assets. For real estate, copy the total value from Schedule A/B, line 55. Repeat this for personal property from line 62, and total property from line 63.
6. In Part 2, summarize your liabilities. For secured claims, copy the total from Schedule D, Column A. In addition, copy priority unsecured claims from Schedule E/F, line 6e, and nonpriority unsecured claims from line 6j.
7. In Part 3, summarize your income and expenses by copying the combined monthly income from Schedule I, line 12, and monthly expenses from Schedule J, line 22c.
8. In Part 4, answer the questions regarding your bankruptcy filing status. Check ‘yes’ or ‘no’ for the chapter of bankruptcy you are filing under.
9. Fill in the type of debt you have, indicating whether your debts are primarily consumer debts. If applicable, provide your current monthly income from the relevant statement.
10. Finally, provide details on any special categories of claims from Schedule E/F, ensuring to fill in each applicable amount. After completing the form, save your changes and choose your preferred method to download, print, or share the form.

Start filling out your Form 106sum online today to ensure accurate and timely filing.