Interlocking IVA

A Joint IVA or Interlocking IVA is where two single IVA applications are made at the same time by two people. The IVAs intertwine and involve the people who shareor have joint debts together. These types of IVAs may be common among couples or spouses, but can be set up by any two people on a shared budget.

A Joint IVA increases the chances of the IVA being accepted as two people are responsible for paying back the debt instead of one. However it should be noted that Joint IVAs are dependent on each other and if one of the Joint IVAs fail it is likely that the other one will also fail.

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Criteria for a Joint IVA

There is a set criteria you must meet when applying for an IVA or interlocking IVA. Anyone who meets this criteria for an IVA and has all debts solely in their name or jointly with another person can apply for an IVA.

You should have debts of £10,000 or above.

You should have 2 or more creditors.

You are struggling or cannot afford to keep up with debt repayments.

You have some sort of disposable income left over each month after all bills and other expenses have been paid

If you are applying for an interlocking IVA you should have shared joint debts with someone else.


Apply for an interlocking IVA

If you are thinking about applying for an IVA fill in the form on this page and one of our advisors will contact you to discuss your options.

When we contact you we will carry out an income and expenditure analysis which is a financial review of all your incomings and outgoings. Doing this allows us to work out your monthly disposable income; and therefore work out the amount you can realistically afford to pay each month into your IVA.
At this stage we can also work out how much of your debts you can afford to pay back and how much needs to be written off. To get an idea of what your payment might be you can use our Debt Calculator form on our website which lets you work out how much you are spending and how much you have left each month that could go towards your IVA.

If an IVA is your best option for dealing with your debt and you decide that you want to proceed, we can draft your IVA proposal. We will send it to you so that you can review and sign it. We then contact your creditors with your IVA proposal and they have the option to vote in favour of it or reject/suggest amendments. If the IVA proposal is accepted you will start to make the payments as agreed in the proposal. When you complete your IVA payments the remainder of your debts will be written of and you will be totally Debt Free.

In some cases your IVA proposal may be turned down, read about rejected IVAs in our IVA faqs section for more information.

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