Maryland Chapter 11 Final Report And Motion For Final Decree is a document filed by the Debtor with the Bankruptcy Court. This document includes a detailed report of the Debtor's financial affairs, including a list of all creditors, the amount of their claims, and a proposed plan of reorganization. The Motion for Final Decree is a request to the court to enter a final decree of discharge and/or confirmation of the reorganization plan. The Final Report and Motion for Final Decree must be filed after the Debtor has paid its creditors in full and is ready to be discharged from bankruptcy. In some cases, the Final Report and Motion for Final Decree can be filed before the Debtor is discharged, if the court finds that all the creditors have been paid in full. There are two types of Maryland Chapter 11 Final Report And Motion For Final Decree: 1) the Initial Final Report and Motion for Final Decree; and 2) the Amended Final Report and Motion for Final Decree. The Initial Final Report and Motion for Final Decree is filed when the Debtor is ready to be discharged from bankruptcy. The Amended Final Report and Motion for Final Decree is filed if the Debtor needs to make any changes to the previously filed Initial Final Report and Motion for Final Decree.