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IVA for Twelve (12) YEARS????
StruggleClub
Posts: 3 Newbie
in IVA & DRO
Hi Everyone!
I'm at a loss, you guys are my final hope. Is it normal/legal/ethical/OKAY to be trapped in an IVA for 12 years?
Yes it is still on the register, but when I emailed the @insolvency email address no one could find it.
The practitioner and the practitioner's business has also been out of sufficient communication in my view.
What do I do?
I just want to know what's on it and to get rid of it.
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I think that might be a record.
Who does it say your Insolvency Practitioner is?
Did you ever receive a certificate of completion?1 -
Love to be an over-achiever!It does say I have an Insolvency Practitioner, and I have contacted them got "yeah thats weird but I'm on paternity leave" email then nothing else really. Only stuff like "I haven't yet considered whether or not I should dissolve, complete or make bankrupt" It was very scary and unfair.Recieved absolutely NOTHING in terms of certification.I thought there was a statute of limitations, how can it still be going?! @fatbelly thank you for responding
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The statute of limitations stops applying when an IVA starts as no one can sue you for an IVA debt while it continues. Don't mention this as its factually wrong..1
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@ManyWays thank you, I didn't know. Again no one is talking to me.But also some of the businesses that were apparently creditors from what I do know have long since dissolved???Also again, how on earth can an IVA go on for twelve years, even bankrupcy doesn't last that long. I'm not trying to be "factually wrong" I want help.0
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12 years is ridiculous and that is not an acceptable response.StruggleClub said:It does say I have an Insolvency Practitioner, and I have contacted them got "yeah thats weird but I'm on paternity leave" email then nothing else really. Only stuff like "I haven't yet considered whether or not I should dissolve, complete or make bankrupt" It was very scary and unfair.

Start the complaint process as set out bt Debt Camel0
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