Filing documents with the Trustee Filing System is easy. You may file Adobe Acrobat© document to be received by the trustee. To ensure receipt of the document filed, please be sure to read and understand the guidelines below. Following these guidelines will help the trustee's clerk to file the document in a timely manner.

Document filing guildelines and reccomendations:

  • Please use Internet Explorer version 7 or 8 with Javascript support enabled.
  • Individual PDF files should not exceed 10 Megabytes (10,485,760 bytes).
  • Each PDF file should contain 1 document (ie. 2007 Tax Return should only include year 2007).
  • All occurrences of debtor, co-debtor or debtor children's social security number must be redacted.

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To meet the required file size of 10 Megabytes (10,485,760 bytes) the following guidelines should be considered:

  • Documents scanned at high resolution should contain a maximum of 10-15 pages.
  • Documents scanned at low resolution should contain a maximum of 25-30 pages.
  • Converting Microsoft® Word or other word processing documents should contain a maximum of 15-20 pages.

Documents filed in the Trustee Filing System which do not meet these reccomendations may be rejected, require additional processing by the trustee's clerk and acceptance may be delayed. All files processed by the Trustee Filing System are processed on a conditional basis for review by the trustee's clerk.

Document Filing Form

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DISCLAIMER: The Trustee Filing System (TFS) has been designed to provide a safe and efficient process for providing financial information and tax returns to the Trustee pursuant to F.R.B.P. 1007(b)(1)(E) and 4002(a)(2) and (3). While the Trustee has taken the necessary steps to safeguard the confidentiality of the documents submitted to the Office of the Standing Trustee, it is the Debtor(s)' attorney's responsibility to verify that all but the last four digits of debtor(s)'s social security numbers and the social security numbers and other personally identifiable information with regard to minor children have been permanently redacted. The attorney assumes complete responsibility for the redaction of such numbers and information on documents input into the system. The Trustee shall not be liable to anyone for the failure of the attorney to redact such numbers and information.