The Rhode Island Application For Final Decree (Chapter 11) is a document that is used to formally close a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case in the state of Rhode Island. This application is filed by the debtor in order to obtain a Final Decree, which is an order from the court approving the closure of the bankruptcy case. The Application contains information on the debtor’s assets, liabilities, and proposed restructuring plan. It also includes details on the agreement between the debtor and their creditors, as well as the court’s approval of the plan. The Final Decree is the official document that releases the debtor from all their debts and obligations under the Chapter 11 bankruptcy. There are two types of Rhode Island Application For Final Decree (Chapter 11): a joint application and an individual application. A joint application is filed by the debtor and all the creditors involved in the bankruptcy case. This type of application is used to finalize a negotiated settlement between the debtor and their creditors. An individual application is filed only by the debtor and is used to finalize a unilateral plan proposed by the debtor.