AMENDMENTS TO PETITIONS, LISTS, SCHEDULES OR STATEMENTS

(a) Notice to Affected Parties. Where the debtor files an amendment to the petition, lists, schedules or statements previously filed, the debtor shall send notice of the same to the United States Trustee, any trustee appointed, and to any and all entities affected by the amendment. When the debtor adds creditors to the case by supplementing either the schedules or the list of creditors previously filed, the debtor shall serve upon each newly listed creditor a copy of the following: (1) The amendment; (2) The meeting of creditors notice; (3) The order granting discharge (if any); and (4) Any other document affecting the rights of said creditors. (b) Filing of Amendment With Clerk's Office.

(1) Number of Copies Required. All amendments shall be filed with the same number of copies as required for the original petition. (2) Proof of Service. Amendments of the kind specified in subdivision (a) of this rule shall be accompanied by the debtor's proof of service evidencing that the required notice was given.

(c) Amendment Fee. Amendment fee of $30.00 will be waived upon full compliance with this rule. Local Bankruptcy Rules, Southern District of Georgia – current as of May 2017. LBR 2002-1.

ENTITIES ENTITLED TO NOTICE; REQUESTS FOR NOTICE, CHANGES OF ADDRESS (a) Chapter 7 Cases. In Chapter 7 cases, all notices required by Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a), except clause 4 thereof, and which are mailed after the expiration of the time for the filing of proofs of claim pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 3002(c) may, unless otherwise ordered by the Bankruptcy Court be mailed only to: (1) creditors whose claims have been filed; (2) creditors, if any, who are still permitted to file claims by reason of an extension granted under Bankruptcy Rule 3002(c)(6); and (3) any entities which have requested notice. (b) Change of Address. Any party in interest who desires that its address for notices be changed from the address shown on any proof of claim, request for notice, or other pleading previously filed by such party must file such request with the Clerk and serve a copy of same on the debtor's attorney, the United States Trustee, and the case Trustee.

Changes of address must be separately filed in each case file and adversary proceeding showing the proper case number or adversary number. Filing in the main case alone is not sufficient. A party shall not be entitled to notice at the new address in the absence of complete compliance with this rule.