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Do you always have to disclose if you have been bankrupt?

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You cannot lie under oath if that's what you mean. Credit applications are sworn to.
BK is a matter of PUBLIC RECORD and available to anyone that looks...which most backrground and credit reports do....so not telling the truth is bound to be caught anyway. We live with the history we make.

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