The North Carolina Debtors Certification and Affidavit 341 Meeting is a meeting held between debtors and creditors to provide information and certification regarding a debtor's bankruptcy case. The debtor is required to attend the meeting and present proof of identity, answer questions regarding their filing, and provide a statement concerning their current financial status. The meeting is also referred to as the "341 meeting of creditors," or "meeting of creditors." This meeting is typically presided over by a trustee appointed by the court to oversee the debtor's case. There are two types of North Carolina Debtors Certification and Affidavit 341 Meeting: a voluntary meeting, where the debtor has agreed to be present, and an involuntary meeting, where the debtor has been ordered to attend by the court. At the meeting, creditors can ask the debtor questions about their financial affairs and the trustee can ask questions about the debtor's assets, debts, and expenses. The trustee will also provide certification of the debtor's case.