New Jersey Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease)

• Category: New Jersey Bankruptcy - Official - Local District
• State: New Jersey
• Control #: NJ-SKU-0143
• Format: PDF

Description

Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease) The New Jersey Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease) is a document issued by a creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due and owing on their vehicle loan/lease since they filed a petition for bankruptcy. This document is used to demonstrate to the court that the debtor has fulfilled their obligations on their loan/lease and is in compliance with the court's orders. There are two types of New Jersey Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease): Type A, which applies to Chapter 7 bankruptcies, and Type B, which applies to Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Type A requires the creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due on their loan/lease since the filing of the petition, while Type B requires the creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due and owing on their loan/lease since the filing of the petition and all payments due from the date of the filing of the petition to the date of the filing of the certification.

The New Jersey Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease) is a document issued by a creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due and owing on their vehicle loan/lease since they filed a petition for bankruptcy. This document is used to demonstrate to the court that the debtor has fulfilled their obligations on their loan/lease and is in compliance with the court's orders. There are two types of New Jersey Certification of Creditor Regarding Post Petition Payment History (Vehicle Loan/Lease): Type A, which applies to Chapter 7 bankruptcies, and Type B, which applies to Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Type A requires the creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due on their loan/lease since the filing of the petition, while Type B requires the creditor to certify that the debtor has made all payments due and owing on their loan/lease since the filing of the petition and all payments due from the date of the filing of the petition to the date of the filing of the certification.