Hawaii Chapter 11 — Eligibility for Discharge (Individual Debtor Certification) is a process that allows an individual debtor to obtain a court-ordered discharge of their debts, eliminating their personal liability for those debts. It is only available to eligible debtors who have successfully completed all of their required payments under their Chapter 11 repayment plan. There are two types of Hawaii Chapter 11 — Eligibility for Discharge (Individual Debtor Certification): 1. The first type of certification is the Pre-Discharge Certification, which is filed by the debtor before the completion of their repayment plan. This certification must include a statement of the debtor's financial condition and a list of creditors. 2. The second type of certification is the Final Discharge Certification, which is filed after the completion of the repayment plan. This certification must include a statement of the debtor's financial condition, a list of creditors, and a statement that all payments have been made as required by the plan. Both types of certifications must be filed with the court and must be approved by the court before a discharge can be granted.