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The National Data Center (NDC) was established by Chapter 13 Trustees with the goal of of improving communication about Bankruptcy case information to debtors, creditors, servicers and attorneys. We are the premier source for comprehensive case and claims data, as recorded and stored within the Trustees' offices.
Clients can analyze their complete Chapter 13 portfolio through a variety of access methods. The basic subscription package includes unlimited login privileges to our website (www.ndc.org) to view all detailed Trustees' information relevant to cases in which you are a party-in-interest.
Welcome to the Automated Case Information System. The following information relates to the primary case only. Please contact your local court if you need bond hearing information.
Your Chapter 13 Information Management System ® The 13Network gives its users access to more than 2.5 million Chapter 13 Bankruptcy cases. 2,000,000 users have accessed Trustee data since October 2000.
Easily track your bankruptcy case. National Data Center is here to assist you and your attorney in gaining access to your Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case information securely through the Internet.
Access federal case documents in real-time if you know the specific court the case was filed in by logging into PACER. Case files may also be accessed from the public access terminals in the clerk’s office of the court where the case was filed.
