Question: If you declare bankruptcy can anybody check on a public record?
Answer: Yes, bankruptcy is a matter of public record which means that basically anyone can access the information. However, in order to check the registry (available from the Superintendent of Bankruptcy’s office) you must pay a fee. Also, few people know of the existence of the registry. But it is possible for anyone to check whether you have ever had a bankruptcy in your life.
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