A Vermont Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships) is a document that is filed with the court in Vermont to initiate a Chapter 12 bankruptcy process. This document is filed by the debtor, which is a corporation or partnership, and it is used to inform the court, creditors, and other involved parties of the impending bankruptcy filing. The Vermont Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case includes the name of the debtor, the addresses of the debtor and the bankruptcy trustee, the name of the bankruptcy attorney, and a list of creditors. It also contains information regarding the purpose of the bankruptcy filing, such as the amount of debt that is being discharged and the amount of assets that the debtor is seeking to reorganize. There are two types of Vermont Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case (For Corporations or Partnerships): an Original Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy Case and an Amended Notice of Chapter 12 Bankruptcy case. The Original Notice is filed at the time the bankruptcy petition is filed, and it is used to inform creditors and other involved parties of the bankruptcy filing. The Amended Notice is used when changes to the bankruptcy filing have been made, such as the addition of creditors, changes to the amount of debt being discharged, or changes to the amount of assets being reorganized.