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How to complete a form in Draft
Mr_Mister
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Not sure if this is the right place but I have been sent a form and asked to complete it in draft only. What does this actually mean?
Its a form sent from by a solicitors by the way.
Thanks
Its a form sent from by a solicitors by the way.
Thanks
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Not sure if this is the right place but I have been sent a form and asked to complete it in draft only. What does this actually mean?
Its a form sent from by a solicitors by the way.
Thanks
To fill it in in draft means that it isn't the final document. It's an early version which you can amend until you are happy with it. For example. If you had a draft contract it would have to be agreed by all parties before it was the final contract and set in stone. Hope that helps
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Thanks but does it mean I have to complete it in pencil?0
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I wouldn't have thought so but maybe check with your Solicitor 0
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