Additional service requirements may be found in Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(j).

(c) Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in certain cases involving more than 200 creditors. For chapter 9, 11, and 12 cases with more than 200 creditors and parties in interest listed, the debtor is directed to give the trustee, if any, all creditors, and other parties in interest at least twenty-one (21) days’ notice by mail of the Notice of Chapter Bankruptcy Case, entered by the court in each bankruptcy case. (d) Creditor’s designation of preferred address. If a creditor has designated a person or organizational subdivision in accordance with 11 U.S.C. § 342(f), the court’s electronic case filing system will ordinarily replace any nonconforming address for that creditor on the mailing matrix, with the designated address noted with the symbol “(p)” next to the address.

If a designated address does not appear, it is the duty of the creditor to review the matrix and file a request for notice in the particular case. (e) Amended or incomplete filings. If an amendment is filed adding creditors or creditor addresses, the debtor must comply with LR 1007(b)(5). 13 | P a g e U.S. Bankruptcy Court District of Nevada (f) Extension of time to serve notice.

If the court issues an order granting an extension of time to serve the notice required by LR 2002(c), the original creditors’ meeting must be continued, and a new date for the meeting must be set. Any motion or request to extend the time to serve the notice will be deemed to waive the deadlines that run from the first date for the meeting of creditors and to stipulate that the deadlines run from the renoticed meeting date. (g) Notice to creditors whose claims have been filed. After a bar date for claims expires in a chapter 7 case, all notices required by Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(a) may be served only on the debtor, the trustee, all indenture trustees, creditors that hold claims for which proofs of claim have been filed with the clerk and to creditors, if any, that are permitted to file claims by reason of an extension granted under Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3002(c).

(h) Clerk’s notice to United States Trustee and trustees. The clerk may serve the United States Trustee and all trustees by transmitting a copy of any document electronically using the court’s electronic case filing system. Service must be made in accordance with the electronic filing procedures described in LR 5005. (i) Clerk's notice to attorneys.

The clerk may provide notice to any attorney or any party represented by an attorney who is not a regular filer in the court's electronic case filing system, as that term is defined by LR 5005(a), by transmitting a copy of any document electronically in accordance with the procedures described in LR 5005. (j) Certain notices in chapter 15 cases. In a chapter 15 case, the notice requirements under Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(q)(1) and (2) are delegated to the foreign representative. (k) Chapter 7 Notice of Summary of Final Report and Account of Trustee Over $1500.

In a chapter 7 asset case, the notice requirement under Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(f)(8) is delegated to the case trustee. (l) Notice of chapter 13 plan confirmation hearing and objections. The chapter 13 noticing requirements under Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(b) are delegated to the debtor.