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Statement & Attestation: Bankruptcy petition preparers are authorized to provide typing and document filing services and may type bankruptcy petitions, forms, and other documents and submit them for filing with the Clerk’s Office. They are not authorized to practice law and are prohibited from giving legal advice, which includes, but is not limited to, the following advice: Whether to file bankruptcy The Bankruptcy Code chapter under which to file a petition How the debtor should respond to a question, or questions Set forth in bankruptcy forms and/or the information to be provided in other documents filed in connection with a bankruptcy case The exemptions available to the debtor and/or which the debtor should claim Whether particular debts are dischargeable or non-dischargeable The effect that filing bankruptcy will have on a foreclosure action and/or whether the debtor will keep their home Whether the debtor may avoid or eliminate any lien or recover any property as a result of bankruptcy Whether the debtor may and/or should redeem property Whether the debtor may and/or should reaffirm a debt Whether the debtor is entitled to a discharge under the Bankruptcy Code, and/or what defenses the debtor may have to an objection to discharge The tax consequences of any aspect of the bankruptcy case. The fee for filing a bankruptcy petition must be paid by the debtor directly to the Clerk of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. No part of the filing fee may be collected or received by the bankruptcy petition preparer from the debtor or on behalf of the debtor for payment to the Clerk by the bankruptcy petition preparer.

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Statement & Attestation: Bankruptcy petition preparers are authorized to provide typing and document filing services and may type bankruptcy petitions, forms, and other documents and submit them for filing with the Clerk’s Office. They are not authorized to practice law and are prohibited from giving legal advice, which includes, but is not limited to, the following advice: Whether to file bankruptcy The Bankruptcy Code chapter under which to file a petition How the debtor should respond to a question, or questions Set forth in bankruptcy forms and/or the information to be provided in other documents filed in connection with a bankruptcy case The exemptions available to the debtor and/or which the debtor should claim Whether particular debts are dischargeable or non-dischargeable The effect that filing bankruptcy will have on a foreclosure action and/or whether the debtor will keep their home Whether the debtor may avoid or eliminate any lien or recover any property as a result of bankruptcy Whether the debtor may and/or should redeem property Whether the debtor may and/or should reaffirm a debt Whether the debtor is entitled to a discharge under the Bankruptcy Code, and/or what defenses the debtor may have to an objection to discharge The tax consequences of any aspect of the bankruptcy case. The fee for filing a bankruptcy petition must be paid by the debtor directly to the Clerk of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. No part of the filing fee may be collected or received by the bankruptcy petition preparer from the debtor or on behalf of the debtor for payment to the Clerk by the bankruptcy petition preparer.

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