Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases) is a set of pre-approved documents and forms that are used to process and finalize Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases. These documents include the Petition, Schedules, Statement of Financial Affairs, Statement of Intention, and other forms required by the Indiana Bankruptcy Courts. The Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases) is designed to provide a simplified and efficient process for the filing and processing of Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases. It enables debtors to file their bankruptcy petition in a uniform format, regardless of the jurisdiction in which they are filing. The forms included in the Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases) are also used in other court cases, such as Chapter 11, 13, and 12 cases. There are two types of Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases): non-individual and individual. Non-individual Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases) is used for businesses, corporations, partnerships, and other non-individual entities filing for bankruptcy. Individual Indiana Uniform Document Production (Chapter 7 cases) is used for individuals filing for bankruptcy.