Find the court conclusion and the relevant file number.
Step by step: This is how you proceed
- Check the judicial status and timing according to the Insolvency Code.
- Check separately whether the insolvency file still allows public access.
- Obtain your own information about stored procedures from KSV and CRIF.
- Have special court requests or complex deadlines checked by an authorized professional.
What documents do you need?
Court order, file number, payment plan, proof of compliance, credit agency responses. Only send sensitive documents via a secure, official channel and only when actually necessary.
When should I act?
Section 256 IO with its different deadlines is relevant for viewing the insolvency file.
This limit is important
Deletion from KSV/CRIF does not automatically follow from the end of public viewing of the edict.
Free help outside DATENCHECK
State-recognised debt advice services in Austria provide free support. For payment plans, debt discharge proceedings and court questions, they are more appropriate than a private form-preparation service.
Check the official body and eligibility ↗Check the applicable remit and eligibility criteria. A GDPR request does not automatically suspend court or other important deadlines.
What can I do myself for free?
The statutory information and other rights of those affected can generally be exercised without DATA CHECK. The Austrian data protection authority offers samples that can be used free of charge. Private technical form preparation is only a voluntary additional service, not a prerequisite for exercising your rights.
According to the recommendation of the Austrian data protection authority, you should first request information and, if necessary, only then separately request correction or deletion. In principle, a request for information must be responded to within one month; a legally permissible extension is possible.
Frequent question
Will bankruptcy automatically disappear everywhere?
No. The public insolvency file and the data from private credit agencies are legally and technically separate areas.
Public sources and official contact points
The following links lead directly to public sources. DATENCHECK is neither affiliated with the credit agencies mentioned there nor is it an authority.
- RIS – Section 256 of the Insolvency Code
- Edict file of the Austrian justice system
- Austrian data protection authority – rights of those affected
- KSV1870 – Information according to Article 15 GDPR
- CRIF – free self-assessment
- Data Protection Authority – free forms and samples
Prepare appropriate request
You can use the free official channels yourself or prepare a technical draft form in DATENCHECK. We do not guarantee deletion, credit decision or government decision.
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