The Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay is a sworn statement of the debtor, which is filed in the bankruptcy court in support of a motion to impose the automatic stay. The purpose of the automatic stay is to stop creditors from taking any action to collect a debt from the debtor. The Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay is signed by the debtor and states that the debtor is unable to pay his or her debts as they become due, and that the automatic stay is necessary to prevent any action from creditors. The Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay comes in two forms: the Short Form and the Long Form. The Short Form Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay is used when the debtor has fewer than five creditors, and the Long Form Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay is used when the debtor has five or more creditors. Both forms require the debtor to provide information about their current financial situation, including the amount of debt, the assets and liabilities, and the sources of income. The Mississippi Declaration In Support of Motion To Impose The Automatic Stay must be filed in the bankruptcy court in order for the automatic stay to be imposed. The debtor must also provide proof of the filing to their creditors, in order to prevent them from taking any further action to collect on the debt.