www.iva.co.uk

Good evening. Does anyone have any experience on dealing with Aperture on closures. My wife and I both had IVA's. My wife's last payment was in November and she received her completion certificate around 6 weeks later. Very good I thought. However, I made my last payment on the 25th February. As of yet still no conpletuon after 17 weeks. All I get is the standard answer that it is progressing.
Any advice welcome? Really need to get it sorted and move on.
Thanks
Mark

Aperture ( when Grant Thornton) used to be the slowest ( 6 months at least) but, as Aperture have improved considerably. Unfortunately they do deal with different aspects on a departmental basis, which slows the start of the process down.

The news I have been waiting for arrived today. Only on the telephone but hey ho. Not received the certificate as yet but checked on the register and my name has gone. What a relief. It has been the hardest 7 years of my life by far. Is there a way of getting things removed from your credit reports without paying the £15 a month fee's etc. I have already had the free 30 day trials in the past? Any info greatly received. Thanks Mark

Morning All.

Is there a way of getting things changed/removed from your credit file without paying the £15 monthly fees.
I have previously used the free 30 day trials. Need my IVA removing & also some accounts that should not
be showing as they were part of the IVA. Thanks Mark

Have a read here for general info:

https://www.iva.co.uk/what-does-an-iva- ... dit-record

Also have a read of the last few entries on my blog about my credit clean up -- link in the signature block below. For a comprehensive check you will need statutory reports from each of the three agencies at £2 a pop. You can then get corrections made via the websites or email.

Have a read here for general info:

https://www.iva.co.uk/what-does-an-iva- ... dit-record

Also have a read of the last few entries on my blog about my credit clean up -- link in the signature block below. For a comprehensive check you will need statutory reports from each of the three agencies at £2 a pop. You can then get corrections made via the websites or email.

Brilliant news!

You can check your records for free at Noddle and Clearscore.

Merged due to duplicate replies to avoid any confusion.

You might find this quick video I made about cleaning up your credit record useful:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PV4RzUY4BRM

Noddle and Clearscore are also free credit agencies to consider using:

https://www.noddle.co.uk/
https://www.clearscore.com/

Thanks for the advice. Will take a look through this afternoon. Cant quite believe I have got to this point to be honest.