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Creditor claims
If you are owed money by a person who has become bankrupt, entered a No Asset Procedure (NAP) or Summary Instalment Order (SIO), or by a company that has gone into liquidation, you are not permitted to pursue this person or company directly for payment.
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You are entitled to file a claim for what you are owed and share in any distribution that may be paid out of the insolvent estate. In the case of a NAP, there is no prospect of a return to creditors so you will not be required to file a claim.
Advantages of filing your claim online
There are a number of advantages to filing a creditor's claim online.
What evidence do I need to provide?
Your claim and the evidence supplied will be reviewed by the Official Assignee (or the Supervisor) to ensure that it is a provable debt or a debt that is capable of being included in the insolvent estate.
Setting up a creditor register
An organisation has the ability to create a creditor register to list the details of creditors they lodge claims on behalf of.
View additional information and documents
Registering your claim via the website enables you to view additional information and documents held by the Insolvency and Trustee Service.
Manual creditor claims
You are able to manually file a creditors claim with the Insolvency and Trustee Service
