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Company Credit card while in Bankrutcy

The company that I work is trying to get me a company credit card (for travel purpose) but what they dont know is I just recenlty declared banktrupcy.

My personal info (includng SIN) is being asked on the application.
Am I allowed to get a credit card (secured or not secured) while I am in banktruptcy?

Thanks.

Mike

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One Response to “Company Credit card while in Bankrutcy”

A licensed trustee said...

You are permitted to apply for credit (even after you have filed for bankruptcy), BUT you are required to disclose that you are an undischarged bankrupt if you are applying for or receive credit of $500 or more.