The Florida Statement-Certification Regarding Requirements For Discharge In Chapter 13 Case is a legal document that must be filed in the US Bankruptcy Court in the Middle District of Florida. It is used to certify that a debtor has met the requirements for a discharge under Chapter 13 of the US Bankruptcy Code. The debtor must certify the completion of all payments under the Chapter 13 Plan and certify that the court-approved plan is fully complied with. The debtor must also certify that all applicable taxes have been paid and that all applicable domestic support obligations have been paid. There are three types of Florida Statement-Certification Regarding Requirements For Discharge In Chapter 13 Case: 1) Final Statement-Certification Regarding Requirements for Discharge: This is the statement that is filed after the completion of all payments under the Chapter 13 Plan and after the debtor has met all applicable requirements for a discharge under Chapter 13. 2) Interim Statement-Certification Regarding Requirements for Discharge: This statement is filed when the debtor has made at least 3 payments under the Chapter 13 Plan, but has not yet completed all payments. 3) Initial Statement-Certification Regarding Requirements for Discharge: This statement is filed when the debtor first files the Chapter 13 Plan and is intended to certify that the debtor is in compliance with all applicable requirements for a discharge under Chapter 13.