Remitting Payment:
Many Chapter 13 cases are set up to have the required monthly payment deducted automatically by the employer
from the debtor’s paycheck.
In some cases, the debtor may make their payment directly to the Trustee, and in these cases we offer the
following payment options: Secure ePay system (online or by phone); checks; money orders; cashier checks or
MoneyGram as the method of payment.
Returned Payment Policy:
Cases that have three returned payments for any reason will be excluded from making payments via the
electronic ePay system (online or by phone) for a period of six months. During the exclusion period, payments will
only be accepted by check, money order, moneygram or employer withholding.
Copyright 2017 Mark T. McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee
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You MUST have a “checking” or savings account.
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You CANNOT use Debit cards, Credit Cards or Pre-paid Cards.
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Make a one time payment or make all your payments online using Chapter 13 ePay.
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Schedule date and amount of each payment to be paid from your checking or savings account.
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Save the cost of purchasing money orders or cashier’s check.
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Stop paying overnight mailing prices to ensure your payment arrives on time.
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The transaction fee for online payments is $1.50.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Making Payments Online:
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Call (877) 699-7365. Press the # key twice...Once after entering your case number and again after
entering the last four digits of your social security number.
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Have your case number and bank information ready to input on the keypad. This is a menu driven
automated system.
•
Make a one time payment or make all your payments online using Chapter 13 ePay.
•
Schedule date, future date or a recurring date and amount of each payment to be paid from your
checking or savings account.
•
Save the cost of purchasing money orders or cashier’s check and mailing costs.
•
Stop paying overnight mailing prices to ensure your payment arrives on time.
•
The transaction fee for payments made by the automated phone system is $1.50.
Making Payments by Phone:
1. Make your payment payable to: Mark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee
2. The payment must reflect your CASE NUMBER and YOUR NAME as reflected on your case when it was
filed. This is very important, especially if you’ve had a change to your name since filing your case.
Mailing Addresses:
Payment sent by regular mail MUST be mailed to our bank lockbox at: Mark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee 3554 Momentum Place Chicago, IL 60689-5335 Payments sent by overnight delivery using Federal Express or United Parcel Service cannot be delivered to the above address. These types of payments must be delivered to the below address. Please note that you MUST include the lockbox number to ensure proper delivery and Overnight payments must be made payable to Mark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee and sent to: Fifth Third Bank Attn: Lockbox 233554 4900 West 95th ST Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Notice: Sending payments by overnight delivery can be an expensive method of making your payment. If you are sending money orders or cashier’s checks, please consider the above option of sending your payment by MoneyGram. The cost is a flat fee of $8.99 and your payment appears in your bankruptcy account in 3-4 business days, but is considered as transmitted and guaranteed at the time of the MoneyGram transaction.
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You must obtain a MoneyGram code from either your Attorney or from the TFS Moneygram hotline at
(888) 739-2749.
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When you provide your case number, name of your assigned Trustee (Mark T. McCarty) , the last four
digits of your social security number for verification, a MoneyGram code will be generated for you.
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Payments can be made with cash at all MoneyGram locations.
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Payments can be made with cash or debit card at Wal-mart locations.
•
Your payment can be verified instantly by the Trustee, but takes 3-4 business days for your payment
to be posted to your Chapter 13 case.
•
Once your payment is made, it is trackable and guaranteed to arrive at our office.
•
Every MoneyGram transaction has a flat fee of $8.99.
•
Download Flyer
Making Payments at a MoneyGram location
Remitting Payment:
Many Chapter 13 cases are set up to have the required
monthly payment deducted automatically by the employer
from the debtor’s paycheck.
In some cases, the debtor may make their payment directly to
the Trustee, and in these cases we offer the following
payment options: Secure ePay system (online or by phone);
checks; money orders; cashier checks or MoneyGram as the
method of payment.
Returned Payment Policy:
Cases that have three returned payments for any reason will
be excluded from making payments via the electronic ePay
system (online or by phone) for a period of six months. During
the exclusion period, payments will only be accepted by
check, money order, moneygram or employer withholding.
•
You MUST have a “checking” or savings account.
•
You CANNOT use Debit cards, Credit Cards or Pre-paid
Cards.
•
Make a one time payment or make all your payments online
using Chapter 13 ePay.
•
Schedule date and amount of each payment to be paid from
your checking or savings account.
•
Save the cost of purchasing money orders or cashier’s check.
•
Stop paying overnight mailing prices to ensure your payment
arrives on time.
•
The transaction fee for online payments is $1.50.
•
Frequently Asked Questions
Making Payments Online:
•
Call (877) 699-7365. Press the # key twice...Once after entering
your case number and again after entering the last four digits of
your social security number.
•
Have your case number and bank information ready to input on the
keypad. This is a menu driven automated system.
•
Make a one time payment or make all your payments online using
Chapter 13 ePay.
•
Schedule date, future date or a recurring date and amount of each
payment to be paid from your checking or savings account.
•
Save the cost of purchasing money orders or cashier’s check and
mailing costs.
•
Stop paying overnight mailing prices to ensure your payment
arrives on time.
•
The transaction fee for payments made by the automated phone
system is $1.50.
Making Payments by Phone:
1. Make your payment payable to: Mark McCarty, Chapter 13
Trustee
2. The payment must reflect your CASE NUMBER and YOUR
NAME as reflected on your case when it was filed. This is very
important, especially if you’ve had a change to your name
since filing your case.
Mailing Addresses:
Payment sent by regular mail MUST be mailed to our bank lockbox at: Mark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee 3554 Momentum Place Chicago, IL 60689-5335 Payments sent by overnight delivery using Federal Express or United Parcel Service cannot be delivered to the above address. These types of payments must be delivered to the below address. Please note that you MUST include the lockbox number to ensure proper delivery and Overnight payments must be made payable to Mark McCarty, Chapter 13 Trustee and sent to: Fifth Third Bank Attn: Lockbox 233554 4900 West 95th ST Oak Lawn, IL 60453 Notice: Sending payments by overnight delivery can be an expensive method of making your payment. If you are sending money orders or cashier’s checks, please consider the above option of sending your payment by MoneyGram. The cost is a flat fee of $8.99 and your payment appears in your bankruptcy account in 3-4 business days, but is considered as transmitted and guaranteed at the time of the MoneyGram transaction.
•
You must obtain a MoneyGram code from either your Attorney or
from the TFS Moneygram hotline at (888) 739-2749.
•
When you provide your case number, name of your assigned
Trustee (Mark T. McCarty) , the last four digits of your social security
number for verification, a MoneyGram code will be generated for
you.
•
Payments can be made with cash at all MoneyGram locations.
•
Payments can be made with cash or debit card at Wal-mart
locations.
•
Your payment can be verified instantly by the Trustee, but takes 3-4
business days for your payment to be posted to your Chapter 13
case.
•
Once your payment is made, it is trackable and guaranteed to arrive
at our office.
•
Every MoneyGram transaction has a flat fee of $8.99.
•
Download Flyer
Making Payments at a MoneyGram location
