Instructions for Certificate of Retention of Debtor in Possession (CRDP) is a document that outlines the legal obligations of a debtor who is in possession of property and assets. The document is used to ensure that the debtor honors their debt obligations and does not dispose of the assets or property without the permission of the creditor. The document covers a variety of topics, such as the rights and obligations of the debtor, the creditor, and the court; the terms of the debt repayment; the reasons for the retention of the assets; the restrictions on the debtor’s use of the assets; and the consequences for any violation of the terms. It also includes information on how the assets will be monitored and any legal action that may be taken if the debtor fails to comply with the instructions. There are two types of instructions for CRDP. The first is called a standard certificate, which outlines the general obligations of the debtor. The second is called a customized certificate, which is tailored to the specific situation of the debtor and the creditor.