Virginia Special Notice to Secured Creditors is a document used by a debtor to provide notice to all secured creditors that the debtor has filed a petition for bankruptcy in Virginia. The notice is sent to the secured creditors to inform them of the debtor's bankruptcy filing, and to provide information regarding the creditor’s rights in the bankruptcy case. The notice includes the debtor’s bankruptcy case number, the name and address of the court, the date of the filing, and a description of the secured creditor’s rights in the bankruptcy case. There are two types of Virginia Special Notice to Secured Creditors. The first is the “Notice to Secured Creditors of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy” which is sent to secured creditors when the debtor has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The second is the “Notice to Secured Creditors of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy” which is sent to secured creditors when the debtor has filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy.