URGENT: Bailiff- Sending a Letter of vulnerability, Do you post it to the Court? or the creditor?

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URGENT: Bailiff- Sending a Letter of vulnerability, Do you post it to the Court? or the creditor?

This is Urgent as we need to get the letter posted ASAP, so thank you.

When a bailiff writes you a letter that they are going to  come to your property to seize goods,

(this letter is from the local county court)- which has a court number,


and you have to pay the debt, from the 'Creditor'   (Eg Barclays or  Lloyds Bank)

you can write a letter to show you are vulnerable, which can get them to ease off you.

Whose address do we send this letter too?

Does this letter from the person have to get posted to the County courts address? or the creditors address?


(The creditor being the person who you owe the money too - eg, Barclays or  Lloyds Bank

fatbelly

You send it to the bailiff.

As this is a County Court Bailiff, they will be salaried court employees and should act professionally.

They sill have no right to force entry, and will know this so please keep doors locked. You do not have to talk to them when they attend your property.

Useful essay here

https://bailiffadviceonline.co.uk/latest-news/bailiff-enforcement-and-vulnerability

la531983

Do you have a plan to pay the debt in question, however? Sending this letter is by no means a silver bullet.

sourcrates

Just keep in mind the fact that no matter what they might say, they cannot enter your property unless the door is unlocked and they can make peaceful entry.

They can`t do anything unless they are allowed inside.

The best way to deal with them is to send the letter, then should they still attend, politely tell them you will only deal with their head office in writing, then make no further contact with them.