The claim form requires:
Identifying the basis for the claim;
The amount of the claim at the time the bankruptcy petition was filed;
Whether any portion of the claim is secured; and,
Whether you have an unsecured priority claim, as that term is defined by the Bankruptcy Code. In most instances, your employment claim will be a general unsecured claim.
You must be as complete as possible in asserting your proof of claim and should attach supporting documents, such as a file-stamped complaint, employment contract, or judgment, as appropriate. You should include all components of the claims and relief sought against the defendant/debtor in the proof of claim, including compensatory damages, equitable relief, prospective relief, prejudgment and postjudgment interest, and attorneys' fees. See our site's damages page for more information about these different types of damages.
If the complaint has been filed without a specific amount, you may list the amount of the claim as undetermined. You should consult with your attorney to prepare this information, or have your attorney prepare it for you.