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mandyl
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hi
got letter from or today with things i need to take on the 12th
it says
bank and credit card statements,some i dont have is that ok? should i just take what i can?
loan or finance agreements, does that include my catologues?
hp agreements,is that catolgues?
insurance policy, is that my bike insurance
sorry for yet more questions lol. thanks m
got letter from or today with things i need to take on the 12th
it says
bank and credit card statements,some i dont have is that ok? should i just take what i can?
loan or finance agreements, does that include my catologues?
hp agreements,is that catolgues?
insurance policy, is that my bike insurance
sorry for yet more questions lol. thanks m
bsc 347:j
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Dont panic on statements - just take what you have, as your OR can get any missing ones.
Re the catelogues, I would just take the statements for them too, and any relevant letters. If they have all the account details etc, they can get anything additional they need.'Don't judge me 'till you have walked a mile in my shoes'0 -
Agree with SL. I could only produce 3 months statements from my bank and that was fine, not queried. If you have the original agreements for your catalogue etc. then do take those as well as the last 12 months (or whatever you have) of statements.
If you think of it as 12 months of anything financial that should cover everything, but don't include household bills paperwork unless you have a debt with them.
If the bike insurance is the only insurance you have then take that along with you. If you have any other insurance, such a life or medical then that's probably more what they're looking for. But take the bike one along anyway to be safe.When I joined, I needed a name. The forum members gave one to me...I am INAN
"Fortunes ebb and flow and a boat must move with the tide and be thankful that it floats." Judith Allnatt0 -
Hi,
You really shouldn't worry- Insolvency Service staff are not monsters!
Take what you can find and just be honest with them- that's all they want. As said earlier, if they really want something they can get it, but if your BR is straightforward, then I doubt they would bother.
DDDebt Doctor, Debt caseworker, Citizens' Advice Bureau .
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thanks dd
court said my forms were straight forward and orig all i needed was telephone interview.
only reason im so scared is i havent really done much life stuff and with the confidence issues etc it scares me.
hopefully what i got wil be okbsc 347:j0
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