6 weeks later

custard_cream_3

I had my interview in early January and was told they'd be in touch if they needed anything else. Since then, I've heard nothing at all, including the promised offer for my wife to buy the interest in the house.

I don't really want to phone the receiver and see how things are going because I assume as long as I don't hear from them, things are ok....are they?!

So_Sad_Angel

No news is good news !

Last year when OH went BR it took 4 months b4 I received the BI documents.

rog2

It certainly took several months, from my OR interview, to receiving a letter from the 'trustee' regarding my BI.
It will come, so no point in 'rocking the boat'.

custard_cream_3

Thanks you two.

I've never understood that phrase really; does it mean no-news is good news in as much as hearing no news is good, or does it mean no news is ever good? Actually, they both mean the same thing don't they?! Well bless my soul...for the first time in my life, I understand the true meaning of that phrase. Now that just leaves me wondering why something should be cheap at half the price (of course it's cheap, it's half the price), why if spiders make spiders webs, there isn't an animal called a Cob, and what is the point of Tess Daley?

Anyway, I suppose I should get in touch with them because British Gas wrote off some of my electric bill and the final settlement figure from HSBC for a loan I had was far under the figure I gave...or should I?

dvs

Every OR office is different. I received the BI letter six weeks after the OR interview. I guess they're quite busy at the moment.

custard_cream_3

Thanks DVS - the main thing is it's not unusual to have not heard from them, so that's reassuring.

philnicandamy

custard_cream wrote: »

Thanks DVS - the main thing is it's not unusual to have not heard from them, so that's reassuring.

MOST definatley NOT unusual....after my interview nearly 6mnths later I heard from the OR about a possible ED....that came through at 8mnths

custard_cream_3

Thanks again.

Being pessimistic, if they were thinking about a BRU, would I have heard anything by now? I don't think there's a real likelihood of one, but you never know do you.

philnicandamy

depends....a BRU can be looked at as late as a few weeks before discharge...but I doubt judgeing by what you have said in previous posts it'll not be a prob

So_Sad_Angel

custard_cream wrote: »

Thanks you two.

I've never understood that phrase really; does it mean no-news is good news in as much as hearing no news is good, or does it mean no news is ever good? Actually, they both mean the same thing don't they?! Well bless my soul...for the first time in my life, I understand the true meaning of that phrase. Now that just leaves me wondering why something should be cheap at half the price (of course it's cheap, it's half the price), why if spiders make spiders webs, there isn't an animal called a Cob, and what is the point of Tess Daley?

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: You been on the `happy pills`this morning Sweetie???

Marlowvian

You are very lucky... went BR at end of January and OR already has my signed IPOQ so I start making payments in March.
I certainly wouldn't chase it... no news IS good news... they know where you are if they want you...
Best wishes
Marlowvian