Question: I need a copy of my discharge papers but lost it through 4 moves, the trustee company that i went through is not in business anymore and it was in 1990 that i went bankrupt and was wondering where i can get a copy of it because i am starting a career in the financial industry and is required for me to get a copy of it.
Answer: It seems strange that anyone would want to see paperwork from almost 20 years ago; it has no relevance today. To start, you should find out why they want the paperwork. If they simply want confirmation of your bankruptcy, you can obtain that by doing a bankruptcy search.
If that is not sufficient, you could contact the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy; they may be able to find the records for you.
Answer: It seems strange that anyone would want to see paperwork from almost 20 years ago; it has no relevance today. To start, you should find out why they want the paperwork. If they simply want confirmation of your bankruptcy, you can obtain that by doing a bankruptcy search.
If that is not sufficient, you could contact the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy; they may be able to find the records for you.
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