341 Meeting of Creditors in San Antonio

The 341 meeting is a required step in every bankruptcy case. Despite its name, creditors rarely attend.

What to Bring

  • Government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, state ID)
  • Proof of Social Security number (SSN card, W-2, or 1099)
  • Any documents your attorney or trustee has requested
  • Pay stubs for the last 60 days
  • Most recent tax return

Typical Questions

  1. Did you review your petition and schedules before signing?
  2. Is everything accurate and complete?
  3. Do you own any real estate?
  4. Have you sold or transferred property in the last 2-4 years?
  5. Are you expecting any inheritance, lawsuit settlement, or insurance proceeds?
  6. Have you filed bankruptcy before?

Answer honestly and briefly. Do not volunteer information beyond what is asked.

Tips for Success

  • Arrive 15 minutes early
  • Dress business casual
  • Be honest - you are under oath
  • Follow your attorney's guidance
  • The meeting typically lasts 5-10 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

What if a creditor shows up?

Creditors have the right to attend and ask questions, but they rarely do. If they do, your attorney will be present to assist.

What happens next?

Chapter 7: Discharge typically follows in 60 days if no objections. Chapter 13: Confirmation hearing is scheduled 30-45 days after.

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Our research was cited by the federal judiciary as Suggestions 26-BK-3 and 26-BK-5

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