When a company is admitted into CIRP, every creditor — suppliers, contractors, lenders, landlords, employees, homebuyers — must file a claim with the resolution professional on the official form, inside the window in the public announcement. Miss it, and recovering your money gets much harder.
Procedural information from the public record — not legal advice. For contested or high-value claims, engage counsel.
The published last date for claims is not yet on the record — check the public announcement. File with Deepak Maini, NCLT New Delhi (Principal Bench). Full dossier →
| You are | Form | Under |
|---|---|---|
| An operational creditor — supplier, vendor, contractor, service provider, landlord | Form B | Reg 7, CIRP Regulations |
| A financial creditor — lender, bondholder, guarantee holder | Form C | Reg 8 |
| A financial creditor in a class — homebuyers, deposit holders (filed via the authorised representative) | Form CA | Reg 8A |
| A workman or employee — unpaid wages, salary, dues (or Form E by an authorised representative for a group) | Form D | Reg 9 |
| Any other creditor — a decree holder, a counterparty not covered above | Form F | Reg 9A |
The forms are schedules to the CIRP Regulations, published by IBBI — free, standard, and the same in every case. The amounts you state should be as on the insolvency commencement date.
Published last dates for claim submission across live CIRPs on the record — soonest first.
Late claims may still be accepted within statutory limits, at the professional’s discretion and subject to the stage the process has reached — but a late claim risks the plan being finalised without you. File the moment you learn of the admission; do not wait for a perfect file of documents.
No fee is payable to the resolution professional or IBBI for filing a claim. Your only costs are your own — assembling proof, and counsel if you choose to engage one.
That depends on the outcome of the case and where your category ranks in the distribution waterfall — nobody can promise a number, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What the record shows: across resolved cases on this site, creditors as a whole recovered a minority of admitted claims on average. Every case dossier here carries its own figures as published.
Yes — workmen and employees file on Form D (or through an authorised representative for a group). Workmen’s dues also rank relatively high in the liquidation waterfall, which matters if the case ends in liquidation.
In the public announcement (Form A), which is published in newspapers and on IBBI’s site. The company’s dossier on this site names the professional and links their full track record.