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amended consumer proposal

Can a consumer proposal be amended to include a new debt after it has been filed ?

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One Response to “amended consumer proposal”

A licensed trustee said...

It depends on what you mean by “new”. If it means a debt that existed prior to filing the proposal and it wasn’t listed for some reason then likely the answer is yes. If it is for a debt incurred after the date you filed the proposal then the answer is no.

Give your trustee a call and explain your situation – they will be able to explain your options.