MIPA

Ordinary Membership

For those who are working in insolvency practice. If you are currently a Student or Associate Member please click here to apply.

Progress

Application steps

  • 1
    Personal details
  • 2
    Professional membership details
  • 3
    Relevant experience
  • 4
    Qualification details
  • 5
    Exam details
  • 6
    Referee details
  • 7
    Suitability assessment
  • 8
    Supporting document
  • 9
    Additional supporting documents
  • 10
    Applicant declaration
PROFILE

Personal details

An applicant for Ordinary Membership should:

  • Have passed the Joint Insolvency Examination (JIE) set by the Joint Insolvency Examination Board (JIEB); or
  • Have passed the IPA Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency examination (CPI) or Certificate of Proficiency in Personal Insolvency (CPPI) and have two years’ experience in insolvency or insolvency-related work; or
  • Have three years’ experience working on insolvency cases; or
  • Hold a current licence to act as an Insolvency Practitioner (IP) from another recognized professional body (RPB) or the Secretary of State; or
  • Be an official receiver or equivalent grade in HM Government’s Insolvency Service; or
  • Have undertaken a significant contribution to the knowledge and practice of insolvency
  Title Name is required
  First name is required
  Last name is required
You must be at least 16 years old.
  Date of birth is required   End date must be after start date
  Primary email is required
  Personal email is required
ADDRESS

Residential address

Provide your primary residential address for membership records, correspondence and regulatory requirements

UK Address Lookup:
Enter at least 3 characters to populate the address lookup. Select an address from the list to fill in the remaining fields automatically.
  Postcode is required
  Address line 1 is required
  Town is required
  Country is required
CONSENT

Communication preferences

Manage how you receive important notices, membership updates and communications from the IPA.

  Formal notices consent is required
  Communications from the IPA is required
  Correspondence preference is required