Q: What form do I need to send a creditor when amending my schedule F?
A:
This answer will depend largely on the local rules for the District that you filed your case in. It will also depend on which Chapter of bankruptcy you filed, and whether it was an asset case.
Assuming you filed a no asset Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you will generally need to serve the creditors with a filed copy of the Schedule F (generally filed with an Amendment Cover Sheet and $26 filing fee), and a proper proof of service. There are also additional documents that must be filed with the Court (ie. amended creditor matrix).
Again, this is very case and district specific, so please consult your local rules and/or court clerk.
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