Pennsylvania Statutes Title 71 P.S. State Government § 733-1003. Proof of claims of creditors

A. Creditors other than depositors shall not share in any distribution of the assets of the institution, unless the creditor, or someone for him, shall, within the time specified by the secretary, pursuant to the provisions of this act, present to the secretary a statement of his claim, together with a copy of any book entries pertaining thereto, any note or other instrument received as evidence thereof, and a list of any collateral or agreement of pledge received in connection therewith.

However, the court may, upon petition and adequate cause shown, permit any creditor to file his claim upon a later date, but no claim shall in any event be allowed to be filed after the last day for the filing of exceptions to the first account of the secretary.

The statement of a creditor's claim, required by this section, shall be verified by affidavit in substantially the following form:

“I, (name of claimant), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the above is a true statement of my claim against (name of institution); that there are no credits or allowances against this claim except as therein set forth; that there is no collateral security for this indebtedness or any part thereof held by me or by anyone else, other than as above set forth; and that I am not the owner or the obligee, directly or indirectly, of any contract of indemnity or insurance covering this claim, except as set forth above.”

If the creditor shall be a corporation, such affidavit shall be made by the treasurer or assistant treasurer thereof, and if a partnership, by any member thereof. In either such case the form of the affidavit shall be modified accordingly.

B. The provisions of this section shall not apply to the claims of parties interested in the custody, possession, or control of funds, property, or investments held by such institution in a fiduciary capacity. However, except as otherwise provided in this act, the provisions of this section shall apply to disputes concerning the identity of such funds, property, or investments, or to claims based upon deficiencies therein, or the liability of the institution to surcharge thereon.