California Declaration Of Debtor Regarding Intention To Incur Post Petition Debt is a form used by a debtor to declare their intention to incur debt in California during their bankruptcy filing. This document is usually filed with the court during the bankruptcy proceedings to make sure that the debtor is not incurring more debt than they can reasonably repay. There are two types of California Declaration Of Debtor Regarding Intention To Incur Post Petition Debt: a Form B6-1 (for individuals) and a Form B6-2 (for businesses). The Form B6-1 requires the debtor to provide information about the proposed debt, including the amount, maturity date, purpose, and source of repayment of the debt. The Form B6-2 requires the debtor to provide additional information, such as a description of the debtor's business, a statement of its assets and liabilities, and a description of the proposed post-petition debt. Both forms must be signed by the debtor and verified by a notary public before filing.