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Bola_B said:rdunn_ said:Our Broker advised us today that last week platform requested some further information and that their SLA is 21 working days to consider the additional information. Currently on working day 41. Never ending!0
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Great... We’ve just had a request for (another) letter confirming my wife is no longer furloughed, this time stating her full salary as this months playslip included a £54 (yep that is correct £54!!!) furlough payment. As she only works part time I feel like it really can’t make that much difference...but what do I know.0
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You all are making me very twitchy
I might call them now. We are homeless as of Wednesday next week and if the timescales are shifting backwards, I really don't fancy being stuck in a hotel that long.
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Bola_B said:rdunn_ said:Our Broker advised us today that last week platform requested some further information and that their SLA is 21 working days to consider the additional information. Currently on working day 41. Never ending!
I have just spoke with them and they have received the reason for my temp change of hours and have put an urgent chase on this to be looked at within 3 working days and should hopefully receive an offer by Thursday. I still think they will ask for more info!0 -
working day 47.....I almost feel like putting in a complaint!0
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rdunn_ said:Bola_B said:rdunn_ said:Our Broker advised us today that last week platform requested some further information and that their SLA is 21 working days to consider the additional information. Currently on working day 41. Never ending!
I have just spoke with them and they have received the reason for my temp change of hours and have put an urgent chase on this to be looked at within 3 working days and should hopefully receive an offer by Thursday. I still think they will ask for more info!
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Bola_B said:rdunn_ said:Bola_B said:rdunn_ said:Our Broker advised us today that last week platform requested some further information and that their SLA is 21 working days to consider the additional information. Currently on working day 41. Never ending!
I have just spoke with them and they have received the reason for my temp change of hours and have put an urgent chase on this to be looked at within 3 working days and should hopefully receive an offer by Thursday. I still think they will ask for more info!0 -
CraftySquirrel said:CraftySquirrel said:Well I'm glad I found this thread! Our timeline as follows:
- 6 and 7 August - completed application with broker who submitted late on 7th.
- 10 August - 1st working day (Monday)
- 8 September - called broker to ask how long they were expecting applications to take. They had been told it was taking 23 working days for them to look at applications.
- 10 September - couple of queries re bank statements and asked for proof of deposit (in another bank account hence the Q) (23rd working day, so bob on what the broker had been told)
(Congratulations by the way!). Luckily this isn't holding up any part of our sale, since we are selling a leasehold and our buyer is also in the same position re mortgage etc. I just want to get cracking (and have a move date well before Christmas!!!)
Unfortunately, he also confirmed that once they've asked for more info, as they did with us, the clock resets back to day 0 of 23. He tells me we are now on working day 12 of the second 23 (or day 35 of 46...) so still a couple of weeks off them looking at it again.
I asked whether they would reset again if they came back with further queries, and he said he suspected that at that point the application tends to get fast-tracked and dealt with as things are received as opposed to restarting the 23 days again, but we will see...
For us, this isn't too much of a problem as we are still waiting on searches and other legal bits and bobs, but it's still very frustrating as we don't feel like we can plan properly until the mortgage is confirmed, as clearly things can't go ahead without that.1 -
Deano89 said:CraftySquirrel said:CraftySquirrel said:Well I'm glad I found this thread! Our timeline as follows:
- 6 and 7 August - completed application with broker who submitted late on 7th.
- 10 August - 1st working day (Monday)
- 8 September - called broker to ask how long they were expecting applications to take. They had been told it was taking 23 working days for them to look at applications.
- 10 September - couple of queries re bank statements and asked for proof of deposit (in another bank account hence the Q) (23rd working day, so bob on what the broker had been told)
(Congratulations by the way!). Luckily this isn't holding up any part of our sale, since we are selling a leasehold and our buyer is also in the same position re mortgage etc. I just want to get cracking (and have a move date well before Christmas!!!)
Unfortunately, he also confirmed that once they've asked for more info, as they did with us, the clock resets back to day 0 of 23. He tells me we are now on working day 12 of the second 23 (or day 35 of 46...) so still a couple of weeks off them looking at it again.
I asked whether they would reset again if they came back with further queries, and he said he suspected that at that point the application tends to get fast-tracked and dealt with as things are received as opposed to restarting the 23 days again, but we will see...
For us, this isn't too much of a problem as we are still waiting on searches and other legal bits and bobs, but it's still very frustrating as we don't feel like we can plan properly until the mortgage is confirmed, as clearly things can't go ahead without that.1 -
Ah thanks @Deano89 and @rdunn_ , that's good to know. I guess that's what our broker meant by "fast tracked". At least it won't be starting another 23 days. That really would be beyond a joke (and I'm not too chuffed with 46 working days as it is!).2025 52 Week Saving Challenge #15 18/52
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