North Carolina Notice To Creditors and Proposed Plan is a document required by the state of North Carolina when a debtor is filing for bankruptcy protection. The Notice and Proposed Plan are used to inform creditors of the filing and to propose a plan of action for how the debtor intends to pay back any debts. This document is required by the North Carolina Bankruptcy Court as a way to keep creditors updated on the debtor’s financial situation and to ensure that all parties involved in the bankruptcy process are aware of the actions being taken. There are two types of North Carolina Notice To Creditors and Proposed Plan: one for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and one for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The Chapter 7 Notice To Creditors and Proposed Plan includes an explanation of the debtor’s assets, liabilities, and proposed repayment plan. The Chapter 13 Notice To Creditors and Proposed Plan includes an explanation of the debtor’s financial situation, proposed repayment plan, and a list of creditors who are eligible to vote on the plan. Both types of documents require the debtor to list all of their creditors and provide them with the opportunity to file objections to the proposed plan.