Why would you do a short sale? You really need to talk to your bankruptcy attorney. If you do not have one, then find one. The choices you are making now may not be the best for you in the long run.
The "form" you want is to voluntarily dismiss your Chapter 13 case, although I am not sure whether there is a pre-printed form that will accomplish this goal. Since this is a motion that must be granted, it might be possible to have the judge sign the order before your deadline. You will need a form for the order as well as one for the motion.
These are general answers because you appear to have a lot going on. I doubt that 10 days will be sufficient to obtain a withdraw because it takes time for the court to approve it. Bankruptcy stops any foreclosure process. You need to be careful because a short sale does not relieve you from liability on any deficiency resulting from the difference between the mortgage amount and sale price (plus legal fees). You would be liable for any deficiency without the bankruptcy protection. I suggest that you contact a lawyer fast.
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