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Please provide your legal details below — your data is encrypted and secure. Upload to the left: your driver’s license; a Social Security card, W-2, or 1099 showing your SSN; and your tax returns for the last two years.
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Married debtors can file an individual bankruptcy. Your spouse does not need to file with you. However, a non-filing spouse’s income is still factored in — it affects which chapter of bankruptcy is available to you and the calculation of total household income. Because of this, we’ll need information about your spouse’s income — such as pay stubs or proof of income — in the next section.
Married debtors can file an individual bankruptcy, and your spouse does not need to file with you. Whether your case should be filed jointly with your spouse is an important strategic decision to discuss with your attorney. Either way, a non-filing spouse’s income is still factored in, so we’ll need information about your spouse’s income — such as pay stubs or proof of income — in the next section.
Because your spouse is filing with you, please upload your spouse’s driver’s license, Social Security card (or W-2 / 1099), and tax returns for the last two years if you filed separately. You’ll find these in the secure upload bar on the left.
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