The next step is to determine what forms the court will accept. Many courts have their own local rules. Unlike tax forms, bankruptcy forms do differ a little bit across the country, and some courts will only accept forms from certain publishers. The court will give you a list of approved forms. You will need to determine if your court wants the forms typed.
Some courts are fussy about which typeface is used in typing up the forms.
Most courts will have an information sheet that will help you figure out these requirements. You can see why some debtors like to use commercial typing services who can type up the forms to meet court approval. Also find out how much the filing fee will be. You also need to determine whether there are any local forms that your particular court requires that are not required elsewhere. These will be available from the court.