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Official Reciever Questions
crazy79lee
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Hello
About to take bankruptcy petition to court this week and just want to clarify if the official receiver will want to see my bank statements ? If so going how far back ?
Obviously if so then I may need to order from bank as only keep 3-4 months.
Also does anyone know what the questionnaire contains or maybe have a draft copy just to have a look at ?
Thanks
About to take bankruptcy petition to court this week and just want to clarify if the official receiver will want to see my bank statements ? If so going how far back ?
Obviously if so then I may need to order from bank as only keep 3-4 months.
Also does anyone know what the questionnaire contains or maybe have a draft copy just to have a look at ?
Thanks
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It can be either 1 or 2 years bank statements mine was 2 yr and 1 yr credit card statements. which was clear so I closed it myself0
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mine was 12 months but i never had them. so gave what i had and pesumed they would ask bank if they wanted moreJames tucker
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I'm not gonna ask for loads as I bank with Halifax and they gonna close my account anyways so not lining their pockets my paying for extra statements.0
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Hi,
A subject access request to your bank should allow you to get all your statements going back a good number of years for no more than £10. There will be form letters available you can adapt.0 -
I provided the receiver with no statements... didn't have them! They wasn't fussed. Don't bother wasting money on them, if they want them they'll just requested them themselves. The accounts won't be closed though, they will be frozen and now belong to the receiver. Only when you are discharged & the receiver no longer has an interest in them are the accounts usually closed.0
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dont blame you!crazy79lee wrote: »I'm not gonna ask for loads as I bank with Halifax and they gonna close my account anyways so not lining their pockets my paying for extra statements.
halifax closed my account quicker than i could say br.James tucker
Flight 705 My hero
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I do not remember my OR ever asking for bank statements. In fact I do not remember him ever asking for anything other than the details on my car, which he ended up allowing me to keep anyway.Some Days are Diamonds Some Days are Stones,Sometimes the hard times won't leave meBSC 162:beer:Banktupt 22 Oct 2008 at 10am!0
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I think there have been quite a lot of changes in recent years, but as said the O.R can request what they need from the bank altho I had to order last 12 months m and s credit card statements and everyone came in a separate envelope!!0
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No point paying to get them. Just give your OR what you have if they request them. If they want a wider date range then the OR can go to the bank themselves.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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I went BR nearly 4 years ago and was asked for 12 months statements, like others I gave them what I had and they got the rest themselves.:pB&SC No. 298
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