; (7) the debtor shall not be required to file the items required under section 521(a)(1)(B), other than a statement of current income and current expenditures; and (8) notice of the order for relief shall not be required to be provided to parties other than parties with claims secured by property that the debtor has indicated in the schedule of affected property and to the United States trustee. 1053. Dismissal or conversion of limited proceedings (a) Election of dismissal or conversion of limited proceeding The debtor may elect to dismiss a limited proceeding or convert a limited proceeding to a general proceeding under this chapter by filing a notice of termination or conversion within 7 days of the earlier of— (1) the failure of the debtor to timely file a plan required under section 1052(5); or (2) the failure of the court to confirm a plan within 60 days of the date of the order for relief. (b) Conversion of limited proceeding If a debtor elects to convert a limited proceeding to a general proceeding under this chapter under subsection (a)— (1) the property of the estate shall be determined under section 541, without regard to section 1052(2), as of the date of the notice of conversion; (2) the stay under section 362(a) shall apply to each entity as of the date of the notice of conversion; (3) notice of the order for relief shall be provided to each party in interest that was not notified under section 1052(8); (4) any timeline for an action to be taken by the debtor under this title that begins on the date of the order for relief shall be adjusted to begin on the date of the notice of conversion; (5) except as provided in section 506, with respect to a creditor that has a claim secured by property included in the schedule of affected property filed under section 1052(1), any claims that arose against the debtor after the date of the order for relief and before the date of the notice of conversion shall be deemed to have arisen immediately before the date of the filing of the petition