New York Verification of Creditor Matrix is a document used in bankruptcy proceedings to ascertain the validity of creditors’ claims against a debtor. It is an Excel spreadsheet with columns for the creditor’s name, address, contact information, amount claimed, type of claim, and verification status. It is used by the bankruptcy trustee in order to identify all the creditors and their claims against the debtor, and to ensure that all the claims are valid. There are three types of New York Verification of Creditor Matrix: secured, unsecured, and priority. The secured matrix includes all claims secured by collateral, such as mortgages or liens. The unsecured matrix includes all claims without collateral, such as personal loans or credit card debt. The priority matrix includes all claims that have priority over other claims, such as wage claims or tax liens.