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Will it make the process quicker?
Bald_Runner
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Because I have already been down the IVA route (rejected) I have copies of all paperwork provided to me by the IVA Company. I will be able to complete the online BR forms using the info proved therein and the OR can have copies of course. Does that tend to suggest that he may conclude his enquires a bit quicker?
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In the beginning, there was nothing.
The Lord said "Let there be light".
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The Lord said "Let there be light".
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It will certainly help, depends on how busy the OR is probably. My view is the more paperwork you can provide and the better organised it is the better.Life is like a game of Snakes & Ladders, i almost made it to the top but now i'm at the bottom again and its a very long ladder to the top. I had it all and now its gone :eek:
Well my 6 years are now up, now to start to rebuild my life again
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Yep would agree with EW..Dont think you can take to much paperwork with youm it shows that you have nothing to hide and that you are organised and taking the matter seriously.
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Don't forget that the OR's allowances on your I&E are more generous than an IVA's, so don't copy that straight over. When you come to do it pop it up on here and we will make sure you haven't forgotten anything
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