Bankruptcy Course Confidentiality Explained

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The pre-filing bankruptcy credit counseling course is confidential and not reported to any agency or public record. It only becomes part of the public court record if you proceed to file for bankruptcy. If you have further questions, consider consulting a bankruptcy attorney for personalized advice.

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If a person takes that required pre****filling bankruptcy course, can banks see you did?
When you take the required pre****filing bankruptcy credit counseling course, it is confidential. Banks typically do not have access to this information unless you decide to file for bankruptcy, at which point it becomes part of the court record.
So it is not reported to any type of agency or public record?
The pre****filing bankruptcy credit counseling course itself is not reported to agencies or public records. It remains confidential unless you proceed to file for bankruptcy. Once filed, the bankruptcy itself becomes part of the public court record. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
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