Individual Voluntary Arrangements, or IVAs are private arrangements between a debtor and their creditors.
Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) are listed as a matter for the public record on the Insolvency Services IVA Register.
The Individual Insolvency Register gives, among other things, the following details:
- A full list of Bankruptcies that are current or have ended in the last 3 months
- A list of all current Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs)
- A list of all Fast Track Voluntary Arrangements, (FTVAs).
- A full list of Bankruptcy Restrictions Orders, (BROs).
- A full list of Bankruptcy Restrictions Undertakings, (BRUs)
Typical details that can be viewed on the IVA register include:
- The debtor’s name
- The debtor’s last known address.
- Details of the IVA arrangement.
- Details of the Insolvency Practitioner.
- Details of the debtor’s Date of Birth
- Details of the debtor’s occupation.
IVAs will stay on the IVA register until they are revoked, completed or terminated.
Anyone has a right to access the IVA register as it is a public record, and this can be done by visiting the Insolvency Services website at www.insolvency.gov.uk and clicking on the link labelled ‘Bankruptcy/IVA
search’
The search can cover the whole of England and Wales, or the area covered by a particular official receiver’s office.
You can also perform an on-line search by visiting your local official receiver’s office Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm.
For details of your nearest official receiver’s office, please check your phone book, or call The Insolvency Enquiry Line on 0845 602 9848.
Take this link to receive further details about the Individual Insolvency Register