Streamline your bankruptcy client intake process with our comprehensive intake form template. Perfect for bankruptcy attorneys and legal professionals to efficiently collect essential client information, financial details, asset information, and case specifics while ensuring thorough case preparation and regulatory compliance for Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and other bankruptcy proceedings.

Must be current and valid; clear, color copy required. Used for identity verification and compliance with bankruptcy court requirements.
Acceptable documents: Social Security card, W-2, SSA-1099, or official IRS correspondence showing full SSN. Required for court filings and to prevent case rejection.
Include all sources of income (wages, self-employment, disability, retirement, etc.). Must be consecutive and cover the full 6-month period prior to filing.
Include signed copies with all schedules and attachments (W-2, 1099, etc.). Electronic filings must include IRS acknowledgment. Used for income verification and means testing.
Include checking, savings, investment, and retirement accounts. Statements must cover at least the last 3 months; 6 months preferred for thorough review. Must be original or official electronic copies in PDF format.
Itemized listing of all household and personal expenses. Must be current and reflect actual spending. Used for means testing and Chapter 13 repayment plans.
Profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and bank records for last 12 months. Required if client owns or operates a business.
Include creditor name, address, account number, balance, and recent statements for each debt. Required for accurate petition schedules and creditor notification.
List real estate, vehicles (with titles/registrations), jewelry, electronics, and other valuables. Include valuations, purchase dates, and supporting ownership documents.
Provide any pending litigation, wage garnishments, or legal actions filed against the client. Critical for full financial disclosure and creditor notification.
Required if the client owns vehicles. Title must be current and in the client’s name. Include loan payoff statement if applicable.
Required only if client is divorced, separated, or paying/receiving child/spousal support. Must be court-stamped and include all relevant schedules.
Include case numbers, court locations, and discharge/dismissal documents. Important for determining eligibility and compliance with bankruptcy law.
Must be completed through a court-approved provider within 180 days before filing. Include official certificate; required for petition acceptance.