Order For Ach Payments And Debtor(S)' Certification - In The United States Bankruptcy Court For The Southern District Of Texas Houston Division Form

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IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
HOUSTON DIVISION
In re:
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________________________
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CASE NO. ____________________
Debtor
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Chapter 13
ORDER FOR ACH PAYMENTS
AND DEBTOR(S)’ CERTIFICATION
On ________________________, 20__, the debtor(s) enrolled in the chapter 13 trustee’s
Automated Debit Payment program that works through the Automated Clearing House network
(the “ACH Program”). The debtor(s) have submitted a certification of eligibility to enroll in the
ACH Program. The debtor(s) understand that chapter 13 plan payments must be made by ACH
to the chapter 13 trustee. The debtor(s) are responsible for assuring that sufficient funds are
available for the trustee to withdraw on the available ACH date or dates chosen by the debtor(s).
It is therefore
ORDERED that the debtor(s) are ordered to pay $______________ each month to the
chapter 13 trustee by ACH. It is further
ORDERED that within 7 days of entry of this Order, the debtor(s) shall submit to the
trustee, an Authorization Agreement for Automatic Debit Origination along with an original
voided check; and it is further
ORDERED that the debtor(s) may not terminate the automatic debit (ACH) except as
further ordered by the Court.
Signed the _________ day of ______________, 20__.
___________________________________
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
DEBTOR’S CERTIFICATION OF ELIGIBILITY
The debtor(s) certify that the debtor(s) are self employed or do not receive wage or salary
income in an amount equal to or greater than the debtor(s)’ monthly plan payment. To evidence
the debtor(s)’ enrollment, the debtors have sent the chapter 13 trustee an Authorization
Agreement for Automatic Debit Origination form with an original voided check.
Date: __________________
____________________________________
Debtor
____________________________________
Debtor (if joint)

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