Missouri Proof of Claim is a document used to establish a creditor's claim in a bankruptcy case. This document is used when a debtor files for bankruptcy in the state of Missouri. It is important for creditors to file a proof of claim if they want to be eligible to receive payment from the debtor's assets. There are three types of Missouri Proof of Claim: secured claim, unsecured claim, and administrative claim. A secured claim is a claim that is backed by collateral, such as a mortgage or loan. An unsecured claim is a claim that is not backed by collateral. An administrative claim is a claim made by a government agency, such as the IRS. In order to file a proof of claim, creditors must provide certain information, such as the amount of the claim, the description of the debt, and any supporting documents. The completed proof of claim must be filed with the bankruptcy court where the case is pending. Once the proof of claim is filed, the court will review it and decide whether to accept or reject it. If the proof of claim is accepted, the creditor will be eligible to receive payment from the debtor's assets. If the proof of claim is rejected, the creditor may appeal the decision or refile the proof of claim.