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dicharge letter
smily
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hi all,
i was discharged in november 08
and want to clean up my credit file ,to apply to the courts i need to pay a £60 fee 
but i was looking on here the other day and it said if you were on certain benefits you might be able to get help towards the fee is this right and what benefits do you need to be on to get help with the fee and how do you apply for the form to be able to do this
i was discharged in november 08 and want to clean up my credit file ,to apply to the courts i need to pay a £60 fee but i was looking on here the other day and it said if you were on certain benefits you might be able to get help towards the fee is this right and what benefits do you need to be on to get help with the fee and how do you apply for the form to be able to do this 0
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If you ring your OR's office and ask for them to send you a letter confirming you are discharged, then they usually do so for free
and most creditors will accept that. BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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