Early Discharge

k2nga

Yeah same here i have had this fairytale idea in my head that the OR's will have a clear out before Christmas and i get an ED so i can start the new year a fresh.

dane-katie

I send my ED letter back in early sept and not heard anything since, wonder if they actually recieved it?! argh worried now i didnt send it recorded delivery as i didnt have any money and its a bus ride away to the post office!

should i ring them to check they recieved it or will the OR think im being cheeky? i would love ED but im guessing i can wait till 24th April to be AD

philnicandamy

fiveyearplan wrote: »

I'm 7 months and 2 days in and no sight of early discharge but only 4 more months and 28 days to go!

time yet...mine came at nearly 9mnths :rolleyes:
ED is never a guarantee and even if your creditors have no objections as JCS1 said it all falls to how busy the offices are...if they've a big workload your ED paperwork is pushed to the bottom of the pile

Brighteyes_2

When you received your ED letter,was it confirming your ED? You didnt have to apply for it or anything as has been suggested to me? I think my OR or the civil servant working for the OR hasnt a baldy clue on how ED works!

tommo20

Hi Brighteyes

Like you my BR appears to be one of the simple ones although I didn't know that when I started the process. I'm only recently Br so I'm not even thinking about ED myself. My OR told me I was a candidate for ED and it would automatically be applied for after 10 months. He also told me that OR's all over the country are under a lot of pressure. Bless em.
Good luck.