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Under certain conditions, you can view the list of debtors online in the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder.

In the so-called list of debtors, personal data of debtors are entered who have not complied with the obligation to submit the asset report, who have submitted an asset report and it is clear from the list of assets that a repayment of the debts is not possible in full, who, according to the content of the list of assets, could repay the debts in full, but have not proven full repayment within one month, whose insolvency proceedings have been rejected due to lack of assets or whose discharge of residual debt has been rejected or revoked.

You can only consult the list of debtors online via the Joint Enforcement Protocol of the Länder, for example:

• for the purposes of enforcement
• To comply with legal obligations to verify economic reliability
• to check the conditions for the granting of public benefits
• to avert economic disadvantages that may arise from debtors' failure to meet their payment obligations
• for the purposes of criminal prosecution and execution of sentences
• To provide information about entries concerning you
• for the purposes of supervising judicial staff dealing with the register of debtors.

The Central Enforcement Court of the respective federal state is always responsible.

You don't need to submit any documents.

Inspection of the list of debtors is possible

for the purposes of enforcement,

to comply with legal obligations to verify economic reliability,

to check the conditions for the provision of public benefits;

to avert economic disadvantages that may arise from debtors' failure to meet their payment obligations,

for the purposes of criminal prosecution and execution of sentences

to provide information about entries concerning you,

for the purposes of supervising judicial staff dealing with the register of debtors.

A distinction must be made between free and fee-based information.
The self-disclosure is intended for personal use and is therefore available free of charge.
On the other hand, the self-disclosure for submission to third parties, e.g. to offices or authorities, with the exception of self-disclosure for the assumption of voluntary care, is subject to a fee. Likewise, all information obtained about other persons/companies is subject to a fee.
The costs for each query separately are currently 4.50 euros.

You can consult the list of debtors online via the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder. To do this, follow these steps:

Inspection by registered debtors (self-disclosure):

File an application with the court of enforcement that has jurisdiction over you.

You will receive an activation code (PIN) in writing by post.

Registration by other persons:

Open the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder.

You can register either with or without your identity card with eID function:

Registration with ID card with eID function:

Select "Registration with a new identity card".

After that, you will be directed to the badge app, which will open in a separate window. Please follow the instructions that are displayed there.

Registration without a new identity card:

Select "Registration Information".

Enter your details and submit the form via "Save".

You will receive an email with further instructions.

Activation:

You can consult the list of debtors online via the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder. To do this, follow these steps:

Inspection by registered debtors (self-disclosure):

File an application with the court of enforcement that has jurisdiction over you.

You will receive an activation code (PIN) in writing by post.

Registration by other persons:

Open the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder.

You can register either with or without your identity card with eID function:

Registration with ID card with eID function:

Select "Registration with a new identity card".

After that, you will be directed to the badge app, which will open in a separate window. Please follow the instructions that are displayed there.

Registration without a new identity card:

Select "Registration Information".

Enter your details and submit the form via "Save".

You will receive an email with further instructions.

Activation:

Once you have successfully registered, you will receive an e-mail and a written activation number (PIN) by post. When registering with the new ID card, activation is not necessary. You will not receive an email or PIN and can register immediately.

Click on the first link in the email you receive.

Enter the e-mail address and PIN you provided during registration and assign a password of your choice. Accept the legal notice and select "Register".

Login after activation:

Select "Log in public" and then either "Login" or "Log in with a new ID card" and enter your username and password.

Now you can search the debtor directory and retrieve data.

Registration for registered debtors (self-disclosure):

Select "Login Public" and then "Self-Disclosure for Registered Debtors" and enter your name and PIN.

Inspection of the list of debtors at the District Court of Goslar (cf. https:// amtsgericht-goslar.niedersachsen.de/startseite/wir_uber_uns/zentrales_vollstreckungsgericht/aufgaben_und_zustandigkeiten/aufgaben-und-zustaendigkeiten-des-zentralen-vollstreckungsgericht-niedersachsen-111756.html [A1] )

The possibilities of viewing and consigning to the list of debtors and assets depend on the respective status of the user.

Anyone as a user (private individuals, lawyers, etc.):

• As of 01.01.2013, the maintenance of the debtor register is centralised and automated. Due to the new, nationwide publicity of the debtor directory, it is provided in a portal so that creditors can obtain information about any entries in the central debtor registers of the entire federal territory. As before, access to the central register of debtors will be permitted to anyone who demonstrates a legitimate interest in doing so. Such an interest may consist in the fact that you would like to find out in advance what the chances of success are in order to carry out enforcement proceedings. Otherwise, a right of inspection only exists for authorities that provide public services or prosecute criminal offences. Registration and access to the enforcement portal for persons without internet access can also be carried out via inspection PCs in the respective district courts. The portal for inspection can be accessed at: Enforcement portal.

Authority only as an inspector:

• As of 01.01.2013, the maintenance of the debtor register is centralised and automated. The asset information provided by the debtors is managed directly as electronic documents in the nationwide enforcement portal and can also be accessed there directly as electronic documents for selected bodies (e.g. enforcement authorities). Access to the list of debtors is granted only to registered users. The prerequisite for inspecting the list of debtors and retrieving the asset information is the registration of the respective authority with the central enforcement court. The Central Enforcement Court then manages the relevant users. Registration takes place via an application form, which you can find under " Applications/User Aids ".

Authority as executing body (consignor and inspector):

• As of 01.01.2013, the maintenance of the debtor register is centralised and automated. From 01.01.2013, the registration order in the register of debtors and asset information to the central enforcement court will be submitted exclusively in electronic form via the electronic court and administrative mailbox (EGVP). The asset information provided by the debtors is managed directly as electronic documents in the nationwide enforcement portal and can also be accessed there directly as electronic documents for selected bodies (e.g. enforcement authorities). Registration takes place via an application form, which you can find under "Applications/User Aids".

There are no processing times. The automated mailing of the PIN letter usually takes 2 days within Germany.

An objection may be lodged against the registration order in accordance with Section 882d (1) of the Code of Civil Procedure. The court of enforcement (Section 882d(1) of the Code of Civil Procedure) at the place of the act of enforcement (Section 764(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure) has jurisdiction over the subject matter. The objection period is two weeks from the date of notification.

• List of debtors Information
• Debtor register contains personal data of debtors who have not fulfilled certain financial obligations
• Inspection of the list of debtors is possible for everyone under certain conditions:
• for the purposes of enforcement
• To comply with legal obligations to verify economic reliability
• to check the conditions for the granting of public benefits
• to avert economic disadvantages that may arise from debtors' failure to meet their payment obligations
• for the purposes of criminal prosecution and execution of sentences
• for information on self-contained entries
• for the purposes of the supervision of judicial staff dealing with the register of debtors
• Inspection only possible online via the Joint Enforcement Portal of the Länder
• for inspections: one-time registration and activation required
• for self-disclosure of registered debtors: application and activation required
• Online procedure for questions and problems
• Responsible: Central Enforcement Court of the respective federal state

• Central Enforcement Court at the District Court of Goslar