My Bankruptcy journey
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Ive received my paperwork today and there is no soa in there but 3 forms i have to sign and return a TNIDIS, NTB2 and DPADA so what does that mean as ive got my phone call tomorrow at 1pm
cheers gaz0 -
Ive received my paperwork today and there is no soa in there but 3 forms i have to sign and return a TNIDIS, NTB2 and DPADA so what does that mean as ive got my phone call tomorrow at 1pm
cheers gaz
The SOA should be completed during the application process, that's when I did mine, that paperwork is basically for your granting permission for the OR to act on your behalf etc.0 -
Maverick1103 wrote: »The SOA should be completed during the application process, that's when I did mine, that paperwork is basically for your granting permission for the OR to act on your behalf etc.
Before i go on i just want to thank everyone for all your help and advice it is much appreciated.
so when you say during the process would that be during the phone call or after soz if i sound a bit thick.
Many Thanks.
Gaz0 -
Before i go on i just want to thank everyone for all your help and advice it is much appreciated.
so when you say during the process would that be during the phone call or after soz if i sound a bit thick.
Many Thanks.
Gaz
You should've already completed the SOA when doing the application, the case officer will go through it a bit during the phone call and then get back to you, that's what happened to me.0 -
Maverick1103 wrote: »You should've already completed the SOA when doing the application, the case officer will go through it a bit during the phone call and then get back to you, that's what happened to me.
oh right so ive already done it ok then thank you.0 -
does anyone know how long we are under the ORs umbrella for from start to finish, obviously from the date our bankruptcy application is accepted but for how long after we are discharged
thanks Gaz0 -
once discharged then thats it, so usually 12 months after the BR date you will get discharged, unless under a BRO/BRU
Also the OR can only impose a IPA/IPO within that 12 months, after which you can earn what you like0 -
lol im abit lost or thick whats a BRO/BRU0
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If you've acted over irresponsibly or dishonestly, eg using large amounts of credit while being insolvent OR not communicating with the official receiver they can impose a BRU/BRO. You would still be discharged after 12 months as normal but the restrictions of bankruptcy can imposed. Usually they are 3 to 4 years, if you've been really naughty then it can run for up to 15 years. Tbh looking through BRU/BRO orders, 6 years and above are for people who have acted fairly dishonestly eg hiding assets from the OR.0
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Do you mean obtaining credit whilst BR or going silly with credit before BR and hiding like cars and large amounts of money and stuff like that0
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