No. In a no asset case, the creditors normally do not file proofs
of claim.

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"Louie" <beavisnbutthead@softhome.net> wrote in message
news:up5La.38616$3d.20726@sccrnsc02... Hello anyone, does a valid claim in a #7, no asset case have to be filed by a
creditor in order for a debtor to obtain a discharge of said debt? louie