Kentucky Certification Regarding Chapter 13 Rights and Responsibilities is a mandatory test mandated by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky. The certification outlines the rights and responsibilities of Chapter 13 debtors and reaffirms their commitment to complying with the terms of their Chapter 13 plan. The certification is administered online and must be completed within 90 days of filing for bankruptcy. It covers topics such as the debtor's rights and responsibilities under the Bankruptcy Code, the duties of the debtor's attorney, the bankruptcy court's jurisdiction, and the debtor's duties to the trustee. There are two types of Kentucky Certification Regarding Chapter 13 Rights and Responsibilities: the General Certification and the Advanced Certification. The General Certification is required of all Chapter 13 debtors, while the Advanced Certification is required for those who have already filed for Chapter 13 and have been through the bankruptcy process.