A Montana Request for Information or Copy (no secured party searches, only debtor searches are permitted) is a process used by creditors to obtain information about a debtor's assets and liabilities in the state of Montana. The request can be used to ascertain the amount and type of debt owed, and to identify any assets that can be used to satisfy the debt. The request must be completed in writing and sent to the Montana Department of Revenue or the Montana Secretary of State. The request must include the name of the debtor, the address of the debtor, the date of the request, and the type of information requested. There are two types of Montana Request for Information or Copies (no secured party searches, only debtor searches are permitted): 1. Montana Request for Information — This request is used to obtain information about a debtor's assets and liabilities. This includes a list of creditors, debts owed, assets owned, and any other information relevant to the debtor's financial situation. 2. Montana Request for Copy — This request is used to obtain a physical copy of the debtor's asset and liability information. This includes copies of tax returns, bank statements, and other financial documents.