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Cal­cu­la­torpre­lim­i­nary cal­cu­la­tion

Cred­i­tor claims in bank­rupt­cy

Calculator for creditor claim deadline in bankruptcy proceedings

Enter the date of the of­fi­cial notice that pro­ceed­ings were opened, and first clas­si­fy the claim. For a cred­i­tor in Kyiv or Kyiv region, the tool shows the cal­en­dar, but does not de­ter­mine for the court whether the claim is bank­rupt­cy-related, current, secured, or spe­cial­ly pro­tect­ed.

Legal workflow with calculations and documents
Current
Sep­tem­ber 11, 2026
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Online
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Online tool

Check the 30-day bankruptcy creditor deadline

The formula applies only to a mon­e­tary in­sol­ven­cy claim that arose before the pro­ceed­ings opened, after the notice is checked on the of­fi­cial portal.

How the claim was preliminarily classified

Copy the date specif­i­cal­ly from the notice opening pro­ceed­ings on the of­fi­cial ju­di­cia­ry web portal. Time is dis­re­gard­ed; “today” is de­ter­mined in Europe/Kyiv.

Do not use the date of the ruling, a letter from the in­sol­ven­cy prac­ti­tion­er, or an un­of­fi­cial pub­li­ca­tion instead of the an­nounce­ment date.

Enabled by default. This checks an or­di­nary day off only, not hol­i­days, martial law, the court’s sched­ule, or the avail­abil­i­ty of elec­tron­ic filing.

Preliminary filing calendar

Stop checkThis claim cannot be calculated using the narrow formula

Special rules apply to child support, injury to life or health, roy­al­ties, and mixed or dis­put­ed claims. The cal­cu­la­tor stops to avoid giving an in­cor­rect dead­line.

Check the claim category

How the 30 days after pronouncement are counted

Under part one of Article 45 of the Code of Ukraine on Bank­rupt­cy Pro­ce­dures, com­pet­ing cred­i­tors must file written claims with sup­port­ing doc­u­ments within 30 days of of­fi­cial pub­li­ca­tion of the notice opening the pro­ceed­ings.

The special rule in­cludes the pub­li­ca­tion day in the count. For example, for pub­li­ca­tion on October 28, 2025, cal­en­dar day 30 is No­vem­ber 26, 2025.

Ap­pli­ca­tions filed after the dead­line are also con­sid­ered, but such a cred­i­tor has no right to a casting vote, and actions and court de­ci­sions made in the case before their par­tic­i­pa­tion are binding on them.

Methodology

Calculation methodology

Pre­lim­i­nary cal­cu­la­tion method­ol­o­gy

  1. The user filters out current, fully secured, special, and un­de­fined claims.
  2. Check the date against the of­fi­cial notice that pro­ceed­ings were opened.
  3. The pub­li­ca­tion date is counted as day 1, then 29 cal­en­dar days are added.
  4. With this as­sump­tion enabled, Sat­ur­day or Sunday is moved to Monday.
  5. The re­sult­ing date is com­pared with the current date in Europe/Kyiv without adding an au­to­mat­ic renewal period.
Example

Example for a supplier from Kyiv Oblast

A company from Brovary has unpaid de­liv­er­ies made before the buyer’s bank­rupt­cy case was opened. The of­fi­cial notice was pub­lished on October 28, 2025.

  • An un­se­cured mon­e­tary claim that arose before the pro­ceed­ings were opened
  • Of­fi­cial pub­li­ca­tion date: 28.10.2025
  • The notice and case number were checked on the ju­di­cia­ry portal

October 28 is day 1, so cal­en­dar day 30 is No­vem­ber 26, 2025. Since this is a Wednes­day, the Monday ex­ten­sion does not apply.

Before filing, check the source doc­u­ments, prin­ci­pal debt and accrued amounts, court fee, elec­tron­ic sig­na­ture, and proof that copies were sent to the par­tic­i­pants.

Documents

What the creditor should prepare

  • Of­fi­cial notice opening pro­ceed­ings, with the case number and debtor details.
  • Con­tracts, de­liv­ery notes, acts, in­voic­es, payment doc­u­ments, and cor­re­spon­dence about the debt.
  • Sep­a­rate cal­cu­la­tion of prin­ci­pal debt, in­ter­est, penal­ties and other com­po­nents.
  • Doc­u­ments about a pledge or mort­gage and val­u­a­tion of the secured portion, if any.
  • Proof of court-fee payment or a doc­u­ment es­tab­lish­ing a statu­to­ry ex­emp­tion; an out­dat­ed amount is not sub­sti­tut­ed.
  • The ap­pli­ca­tion with at­tach­ments, proof that copies were sent, and con­fir­ma­tion it was filed with the com­mer­cial court on time.

Official sources

Prepared
The method­ol­o­gy was pre­pared by the website ed­i­to­r­i­al team under the Code of Ukraine on Bank­rupt­cy Pro­ce­dures and the Com­mer­cial Pro­ce­dure Code of Ukraine.
Checked
Cal­en­dar logic and scope of ap­pli­ca­tion re­viewed by a lawyer without pub­lish­ing per­son­al data.
Important
The tool pro­vides a pre­lim­i­nary result and does not replace check­ing the notice, nature of the claim, case ma­te­ri­als, and filing method.

Current as of . The cal­cu­la­tion is pre­lim­i­nary and depends on the doc­u­ments and cir­cum­stances.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Does the publication date of the notice count toward the 30 days?

Yes. For this special period, the count starts on the date of of­fi­cial pub­li­ca­tion: that date is day 1, and day 30 is reached by adding 29 days.

Can the date of the order opening proceedings be used?

No, if it differs from the of­fi­cial pub­li­ca­tion date. Check the an­nounce­ment using the case number, name, and debtor code.

Is the claim extinguished if the 30 days are missed?

No, the claim does not au­to­mat­i­cal­ly end just because it was late. However, the cred­i­tor has no de­ci­sive vote, prior case acts are binding on them, and review and sat­is­fac­tion of the claim have the con­se­quences es­tab­lished by law.

Can the 30-day period be reinstated?

The Bank­rupt­cy Pro­ce­dures Code does not provide for au­to­mat­ic renewal of this period as an or­di­nary pro­ce­dur­al dead­line. File the ap­pli­ca­tion as soon as pos­si­ble and sep­a­rate­ly assess the con­se­quences of being late.

Is the deadline extended if day 30 falls on a Sunday?

General pro­ce­dur­al rules may move the end date to the first working day. The cal­cu­la­tor models only Sat­ur­day and Sunday; check martial-law holiday rules and the court’s actual sched­ule sep­a­rate­ly.

Does the calculator calculate the court fee?

No. The fee depends on the rule in force on the filing date and the status of the ap­pli­ca­tion. The tool de­lib­er­ate­ly does not insert an un­ver­i­fied amount.

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Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

Need to file claims in bankruptcy proceedings?

Submit an ap­pli­ca­tion to review con­tracts, the cal­en­dar, clas­si­fi­ca­tion, and the package for a com­mer­cial court filing in a case in­volv­ing a debtor in Kyiv or Kyiv Oblast.

  • the cal­cu­la­tor result can serve as a ref­er­ence for a con­ver­sa­tion
  • doc­u­ments, dead­lines, or con­tract terms may change the con­clu­sion
  • briefly de­scribe the cir­cum­stances in the form if needed