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CSA Clerical or Wholly clerical?
carrie1_2
Posts: 3 Newbie
You may find the term "wholly clerical" helpful if you are trying to find out what has happened to your case, after 8 months of constant phone calls I found by chance, that my clerical case had gone wholly clerical. The wholly clerical team are based at Stockport (who were excellent) and the CSA helpline will give you their number.
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Wholly clerical is it :rotfl:
well i've heard it all now:rotfl:
whats the bloomin difference, stick another word in front of 'clerical' and bang we've got another dept. :rolleyes: lol. every credit to them they are doing everything in their power to maintain their reputation:D
wholly clerical wonder if we could get a top 10 going. Dear me. 0 -
It means that the all singing all dancing new system isn't actually up to processing your case. Don't even get me started......0
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