A Missouri Notice of Designation As Complex Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case is a document officially notifying all parties involved that a bankruptcy case in the state of Missouri has been designated as a complex Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. This designation is made by the court and is based on a number of factors including the size of the debtor's assets, the number of creditors, the complexity of the debtor's business, and the number of claims. There are two types of Missouri Notice of Designation As Complex Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case: one for large businesses and one for small businesses. The large business notice is used for cases involving debtors with more than $2 million in assets and more than 25 creditors. The small business notice is used for cases involving debtors with between $1 and $2 million in assets and up to 25 creditors. The Notice of Designation As Complex Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case outlines the additional responsibilities and procedures that must be followed by the debtor and all parties involved in the bankruptcy case. This includes the formation of an official creditors' committee, the hiring of a professional trustee to administer the bankruptcy estate, and the filing of additional documents to the court. The notice also outlines the role of the court-appointed mediator and the deadlines for submitting claims and objections.