Verify Bankruptcy Status Across Canada
Secure, Fast, and Accurate Bankruptcy Searches
Only $99 + Government Fee
An Official Intermediary of the Federal and Provincial Governments
Fast. Simple. Transparent. No Hidden Fees.
Bankruptcy Search Package
Bankruptcy Search Package
✔ Individual & Corporate Bankruptcy Checks
✔ Consumer proposals, Division I proposals, and receiverships from the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB)
✔ Lien & Judgment Searches
✔ Request archived records to trace ownership history
✔ Real-Time Registry Access & Quick Report Delivery
WHY US
Why Choose Us to Begin Your Bankruptcy Search in Canada?
We understand that when you’re searching for bankruptcy or insolvency records, you need information that is accurate, fast, and discreet. Our service is designed to simplify the process—giving you direct access to official Canadian bankruptcy data without the need to navigate complex government systems or create registry accounts.
Here’s what sets us apart:
- Nationwide Coverage – Access to bankruptcy records across all provinces & territories
- Fast Turnaround – Most reports delivered in 1 business day
- Secure & Confidential – Your search stays private
- No Registry Account Required – We handle all access
- Human Support – Questions? Our team is here to assist
Whether you’re verifying financial history or protecting your business, our Bankruptcy Search service is fast, reliable, and fully confidential. Submit your request today and receive your report within 1 business day.
Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.
Start a Bankruptcy Search In
Just 3 Simple Steps
Submit search details
Provide the name of the person or business, along with optional identifiers like date of birth or location (to refine results)
We search official records
We search federal and provincial databases for insolvency records tied to your request
Get your report
Receive your complete PDF bankruptcy search report by email—usually within 24 hours
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Frequently Asked Questions
What information do I need to perform a bankruptcy search?
You’ll need the full legal name of the individual or business. Additional details like birthdate or province of residence can improve search accuracy.
What is included in a bankruptcy search report?
Your report will include the person or company’s bankruptcy or insolvency status, court file number, trustee information, and filing/discharge dates.
How long does it take to get results?
Most bankruptcy search reports are processed and delivered to your email within 1 business day.
Can you search for both individuals and businesses?
Yes, we conduct bankruptcy searches for both individuals and corporations across Canada.
Are these official records?
Yes. All information is retrieved from the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OSB) and relevant provincial databases. These are government-maintained records.
Will the report show if the bankruptcy is resolved or still active?
Yes. The report will indicate whether the bankruptcy or proposal is active, discharged, annulled, or expired, along with key status dates.
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