Any creditor who's looking to get paid during a bankruptcy proceeding should expect to file a proof of claim document - like Form 410. So, receiving the official form for submitting that proof of claim shouldn't be a cause for concern. Rather, it's just a required step of recovering from a bankrupt debtor.
Beyond that, though, I don't have much experience with bankruptcy claims and proof of claim documents. It seems like one proof of claim may be all that's necessary if all of the relevant debts are against the same debtor - but I'm no expert on the procedure for filing bankruptcy claims, and consulting with a bankruptcy attorney or the trustee here might help to clear things up.
Finally, the following articles seem to have a lot of great, relevant information:
- What Is a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy? | Nolo- How to File a Bankruptcy Proof of Claim Form | The Balance- Filing a Proof of Claim: Pitfalls and Precautions | Practical Law
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