<h1>Creditor Submits Claim for Personal Guarantor's Bankruptcy Under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code; Secured Creditors Must Declare Security Interests.</h1> A creditor submits a claim with proof to the Bankruptcy Trustee for the bankruptcy process of a personal guarantor to a corporate debtor under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The form includes details such as the creditor's identification, total claim amount, supporting documents, dispute records, debt details, mutual dealings, security interests, and bank account information for claim transfers. Secured creditors must indicate whether they are enforcing or relinquishing security interests. The declaration confirms the debt amount, reliance on specific documents, and absence of prior satisfaction or security. The claimant verifies the accuracy of the claim's contents.