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My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: CALIFORNIA
Can the creditors go after this separate corporation in a different state? Do I even have to list this corporation?

Everything is legit - I'm not trying to evade anything.
The stock you own in the corporation is an asset of yours. You must list that stock in your asset disclosures in the bankruptcy and the stock will be an asset that the trustee may take to satisfy your creditors, if it has enough value to make that worth doing and assuming you can't cover it with any bankruptcy exemption. You really need to see a bankruptcy attorney for help with this. With the kind of debt you are looking at you want to make sure you get the bankruptcy done right.

If these debts are going to be from investors to some kind of business or investment plan you promoted then there is the prospect that they'll sue you for fraud if they feel you mislead them. That is not unusual when investors in such schemes lose their money. If they successfully sue you alleging fraud you may find that what you owe them is not dischargeable in bankruptcy. So you need to get the input of a bankruptcy lawyer before you file to go over all the possibilities and decide what the best course of action will be.