The time stated below is the average number of days usually taken by our advisors to process the paperwork and the timescale's dictated by the Court and Insolvency Act 1986.
No allowance has been made for the length of time that it takes a client to return paperwork or to file paperwork at Court, as this varies significantly from client to client.
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You make initial contact with us. When you make initial contact with us - we'll need to ask you about your debts, personal finances and about your essential expenditure. Only if we consider that an IVA is likely to be accepted in your circumstances, would we advise a formal proposal. We are required by our regulators to send you the Is a Voluntary Arrangement Right for Me? leaflet as published by Association of Business Recovery Professionals. |
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You send signed "Fact Finder" pack back to us. Once we've your case, you need to complete and return a questionnaire (via freepost) which gives one of our advisors the information required to prepare the IVA Proposal. You need to sign a formal letter of instruction, and a letter authorising us to contact your creditors. This will hopefully ensure that the creditors stop contacting you and will contact us instead. This naturally reduces stress and pressure from yourself. |
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We draft the IVA proposal and issue it to you. A draft proposal is prepared based on the information you have provided, and sent to you for approval. You may be asked to provide further details in respect of any information outstanding or missing. |
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You sign the IVA proposal and send it back to us. The draft proposal is returned to us by freepost with any alterations and missing information required. The IVA proposal is then updated and returned to you for final approval. |
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Congratulations ! Your IVA proposal has been agreed. |
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You are now FREE FROM DEBT This is provided you maintain the payments and terms of the agreement. |
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