What is the IVA register?
The IVA register is part of the Insolvency register, which is a public record maintained by the Insolvency Service. The Insolvency register contains details of the following:
- Individual Voluntary Arrangements
- Fast-Track Voluntary Arrangements
- Bankruptcy Orders (current or those that have ended in the last 3 months)
- Bankruptcy Restriction Orders or Undertakings
- Debt Relief Orders (current or those that have ended in the last 3 months)
- Debt Relief Restriction Orders or Undertakings
The IVA register (Insolvency Register), which covers England and Wales, can be searched online at the Insolvency Service website or at your local official receiver’s office.
The information listed varies slightly according to the type of insolvency process undertaken but will generally include name, address, date of birth, occupation and details of the arrangement.
Debt Advice Foundation is a registered UK charity offering free, confidential support and advice on any aspect of debt, including IVAs. Our helpline advisors are available Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm and Saturday 9am to 5pm on 0800 043 40 50.
Useful Contacts
Insolvency Service Publication - Individual Insolvency Register
The register does not include details of:
- Disqualified directors
- Company insolvencies
- Insolvencies in Scotland or Northern Ireland
- Annulled or rescinded Bankruptcy Orders
Scottish Bankruptcy
The Accountant in Bankruptcy
0845 762 6171
Northern Ireland
The Insolvency Service
02890 251 441
Other related questions
- Who can enter into an IVA?
- How does the IVA process work?
- What does an IVA cost?
- Where can I find an impartial IVA forum?
- What will happen to my house in an IVA?
- What is a business IVA?
- Who pays the IVA fees?
- How much will I have to pay into my IVA?
- Where can I get UK IVA advice?
- What are the implications of an IVA remortgage?