AMENDMENTS TO LISTS, SCHEDULES & STATEMENTS

U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky

Rule Set: Local Bankruptcy Rules of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky

Rule: 1009-1

Jurisdiction: EDKYB

Bluebook Citation: Bankr. E.D. Ky. R. 1009-1

(a) An amendment to a debtor’s petition, schedules, statements or lists, must be signed by the debtor(s) and must be served by the debtor(s) on the trustee and any affected creditor or party-in-interest and may be in the form prescribed by Local Form 1009- 1(a). (b) An amendment adding, deleting or changing the address of any creditor or party-in- interest on Schedules D - H must include a separate mailing list setting forth only the name and address of the creditor or party-in-interest set forth in the amendment. If a mailing list does not accompany the amendment, the Clerk may delay updating the mailing database until the mailing list is provided. (c) In addition to the amendment, the debtor must serve a copy of the original “Notice of Bankruptcy Case and Section 341 Meeting Information Form” and the “Statement About Your Social Security Numbers” on any party added to schedules D - H. 6 Local Rules of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky (d) If a “Statement About Your Social Security Numbers” was incorrect when submitted or filed, an amendment must be filed and the debtor must serve a copy of the amendment with the complete and corrected social security number on all parties previously served with the “Notice of Bankruptcy Case and Section 341 Meeting Information”.

Within 7 days of such service, the debtor must file a certificate of service that debtor has complied with this requirement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, neither the electronically filed amendment nor its certificate of service should include any documentation showing the debtor’s complete social security number.

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