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After Bankruptcy

How long does the trustee close their files after discharge
How long will it take to get back my GST again after being discharged,
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One Response to “After Bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

Trustees may keep a file open for up to 3 years without providing an explanation – in other words you may be discharged after 9 months (the normal period for a person filing bankruptcy for the first time) and your trustee may keep your file open for another 2 years and 3 months.

Now, this isn’t usually done as your trustee doesn’t get paid in full until they close your file, so they have a pretty good reason to close them as soon as they can.