Indiana Bar Dates for Filing Proofs of Claim, Motion to Establish, Order (Chapter 11 Only) are the deadlines for when creditors must submit their claims in order to have their claims considered in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding. The Indiana Bar Dates for Filing Proofs of Claim, Motion to Establish Order, are set forth in the Bankruptcy Code and are applicable to all bankruptcy cases filed in the State of Indiana. The two types of bar dates are the claims bar date and the motion to establish order bar date. The claims bar date is the deadline for creditors to submit their claims to the court. The motion to establish order bar date is the deadline for creditors to submit their motion to the court seeking an order allowing the creditors to receive distributions from the debtor's estate. The claims bar date is typically set at least 90 days after the petition date and is published in the local newspaper by the clerk of the bankruptcy court. The motion to establish order bar date is typically set at least 30 days after the claims bar date and is also published in the local newspaper by the clerk of the bankruptcy court. Creditors who fail to submit their claims or motion to establish order before the bar date may be barred from receiving any distributions from the debtor's estate. Therefore, it is important for creditors to make sure that they submit their claims and motion to establish order in a timely manner.