www.iva.co.uk

Edit: This has been rejected by government as not being in their remit!

Please could anyone interested have a look at the arguement I have put together for early issue of completion certificates here:

https://www.iva.co.uk/iva-completion-ce ... s-petition

From this, Keith White has put together a petiton on the Parliament site -- this needs a few more signatories before it can go live and we can publish it publically. Anyone happy to get this published please sign via this link:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petition ... DxUGrW4AZy

Please indicate below when you have used this link as only need 5 sponsors, then we shall publish a link for everyone to sign the petition.

I've signed it Foggy

One of the threads running through topics on the Forum has been the delay in receiving the completion certificate. Once all payments have been made as agreed into an IVA, there is really no reason for a hold up. Its a time of great relief and sense of achievement on completion, and it would be good to immediately move on with our lives knowing that the IVA is genuinely complete. Alas - it seems take a long time for some people to receive their certificate. This petition is a way of trying to formalise the process so IP's have to act quickly. Its well worth signing - for ourselves and/or for many others - as we come to the end of the IVA.

Signed.

Signed. A worthy petition, my CC took far too long.

Last payment made to Aperture 28th August 2017. I've had Absolutely no contact from them not even an email to say we are finished. I emailed THREE different email addresses for them on October 4th to ask for a progress update and have not even had the courtesy of a single reply. Very disappointed in Aperture. I have a horrible feeling that this DFD takeover is going to totally mess up our closure...

The petition says it is rejected on my end. As government says it's not something they get involved in.

IVAconfused75 wrote:

The petition says it is rejected on my end. As government says it's not something they get involved in.

Yes ... I am afraid they have somewhat missed the point. The government SHOULD be getting involved, by way of the Insolvency Service. They are, as usual, just shuffling off their responsibilities, With more and more getting into difficulties, in part due to the governmemnt's own austerity measures, there will be ever more in debt and seeking solutions. The Insolvency Service should be charged with overseeing this and protecting those seeking help in much the same way as the Financial Ombudsman does with credit arrangements.

I totally agree with you. As I've said in a previous post, an IVA is too big a financial commitment for people not to get any help from authorities or independently making sure it's all ship shape!!