Virginia Certification Under Local Bankruptcy Rule 2090-1 is a process that is required in order for a bankruptcy debtor to receive a discharge of all debts in the state of Virginia. It is an administrative step that must be taken by the debtor before the bankruptcy court can enter a discharge order. There are two types of Virginia Certification Under Local Bankruptcy Rule 2090-1: 1) The Self-Certification: This is a process wherein the debtor must certify under penalty of perjury that they have completed all the required credit counseling from an approved provider, as well as the financial management course within the last 180 days. 2) The Court Certification: This is a process wherein the bankruptcy court must certify that the debtor has complied with all the requirements of the Bankruptcy Code and the local bankruptcy rules. This includes filing all the required documents, such as schedules, statements, and reports. The court will also review the debtor's credit counseling and financial management course certificates. Once the court is satisfied that the debtor has complied with all the requirements, it will issue the certification.