6-113. Proof of claim.

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(a)A proof of claim must:

(1)state the name, address, and other contact information reasonably necessary to communicate with the creditor;

(2)state the amount of the claim;

(3)briefly state the nature of the claim;

(4)identify any asset of the assignment estate securing the claim;

(5)be signed by the creditor under penalty of perjury;

(6)include a copy of a record, if any, on which the claim is based;

(7)be submitted using the method established under subdivision (b)(5) of section 6-109 ; and

(8)be submitted by the date established by the assignee under subdivision (b)(6) of section 6-109 .

(b)A proof of claim submitted in compliance with this section is prima facie evidence of the validity and amount of the claim.

(c)The submission by a creditor of a proof of claim in compliance with this section constitutes the creditor's:

(1)consent to the jurisdiction of the court under section 6-121 ; and

(2)assignment to the assignee of any right of the creditor to bring a voidable transaction action relating to the creditor's claim.