The Michigan Verification of Creditor Matrix is a form used by creditors in the state of Michigan to verify that a debt is owed to them. It is used to document the amount of the debt, the type of debt, and the date of the debt. This form is also used to provide proof of debt in a bankruptcy case. The Michigan Verification of Creditor Matrix comes in three different forms: one for secured debts, one for unsecured debts, and one for priority debts. The form for secured debts provides information about the collateral securing the debt, while the form for unsecured debts does not. The form for priority debts is used to list any debts that are given priority status, such as taxes or child support payments. The Michigan Verification of Creditor Matrix must be completed and submitted to the court in order to verify the debt. This form is an important part of the bankruptcy process and helps to ensure that all debts are properly documented.