Bankruptcy approved now what

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Hello there,
I recently had bankruptcy approved and I’m wondering if anyone is able to help advise on the next steps as I’m a bit unsure of what to expect even after reading what is online.
I had a call with an examiner which lasted about 30 minutes, they went through what I put on my application and asked a few questions. I did not have any paperwork beforehand, she said I should have received something to sign in the post. I said I have not and she advised she will get it out by email. I have now had the email and one of the documents says the appointment was an interview.
I recently had bankruptcy approved and I’m wondering if anyone is able to help advise on the next steps as I’m a bit unsure of what to expect even after reading what is online.
I had a call with an examiner which lasted about 30 minutes, they went through what I put on my application and asked a few questions. I did not have any paperwork beforehand, she said I should have received something to sign in the post. I said I have not and she advised she will get it out by email. I have now had the email and one of the documents says the appointment was an interview.
No further documentation has been requested on this correspondence, can anyone tell me is that it in terms of what I need to provide or is there another stage after where they go into detail? I was expecting to go through my accounts.
My debt was just over £20,000 and I am no longer employed due to ill health which is why I cannot pay my finances back. I’m currently on benefits.
My debt was just over £20,000 and I am no longer employed due to ill health which is why I cannot pay my finances back. I’m currently on benefits.
Any help will be appreciated as I’m continuing a little anxious about attending a in person interview as I just don’t know what to expect.
thank you
thank you
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Thank you for coming back to me. That is reassuring to know, I was feeling really nervous about the prospect of a face to face interview and having to account for and explain everything I have purchased.