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Pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. ?? 95-25.22 and 95-25.24, the North Carolina Department of Labor (COOL”) files this proof of claim on behalf of all former employees of Pillowed Corporation, its subsidiaries

How to fill out proof of claim

How to fill out proof of claim:

1. Obtain the necessary forms for proof of claim. These forms can usually be found on the website of the relevant court or bankruptcy trustee.
2. Carefully read through the instructions provided with the forms. This will help ensure that you accurately fill out all the required information.
3. Provide your personal information, such as your name, address, and contact details.
4. Indicate the bankruptcy case's information, including the case number and the date of filing.
5. Clearly state the type and amount of your claim. This may involve specifying the goods, services, or money owed to you, along with supporting documentation if available.
6. If necessary, itemize your claim by differentiating between principal, interest, penalties, or other relevant details.
7. Sign the proof of claim, affirming that the information you provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.
8. Keep a copy of the completed proof of claim for your records.

Who needs proof of claim?

1. Creditors who are seeking to recover debts owed to them by a debtor in bankruptcy must file a proof of claim.
2. Employees who have unpaid wages, salaries, or benefits owed to them by the debtor may also need to file a proof of claim.
3. Others who may need to file a proof of claim include individuals or entities that have claims for damages, unpaid rent, goods delivered, or services provided to the debtor.

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What is proof of claim?

Proof of claim is a legal document filed by a creditor in a bankruptcy case, stating the amount of money owed to them by the debtor.

Who is required to file proof of claim?

Creditors who want to assert their right to receive payment from a debtor's bankruptcy estate are required to file a proof of claim.

How to fill out proof of claim?

To fill out a proof of claim, creditors need to provide information about the debt owed to them, the basis for the claim, supporting documentation, and other required details as specified by the bankruptcy court.

What is the purpose of proof of claim?

The purpose of a proof of claim is to notify the bankruptcy court, trustee, and other interested parties about the creditor's claim and to establish the creditor's right to participate in the distribution of funds from the bankruptcy estate.

What information must be reported on proof of claim?

The information typically required to be reported on a proof of claim includes the creditor's name and contact information, the amount and nature of the debt, the date the debt was incurred, any supporting documentation, and other relevant details.