Hello I have an appointment with a clerk next wednesday at my local county court for me to submit mu bankruptcy papers, can you please advise me what I have to take on the day I filled in the forms on the insolvency website and then printed off 32 pages 3 times and have signed them all where it asks me to sign - I have also filled in a form for fee exemption as I am on income based job seekers allownace - also can you let me know what will happen on the day Many thanks for your help
Hello I am attending Bedford County Court at 9.30 am I have filled in the court exemption fee form and have all my job seekers allowance forms to take with me Could you explain what will happen from when I meet the clerk at 9.30 what happens from then on Thanks for your help
You will be asked to swear or affirm an affidavidt and pay the fee to the clerk.
I assume at that time you will be told if you can have the exemption due to having a benefit only income. If not entitled, then you will be required to pay the £600.00 - if you qualify, you will have £450.00 to pay.
I think then (From Revivas very comprehensive detail on their website) that you wait to see the District Judge to approve your bankruptcy order. That may take a while - depends on the judges list that day. You will be before the Judge for less than 3 minutes - he/she will explain the restrictions of being BR and then ask if you understand it. Then you are BR
You will then get an appointment with the OR - either a telephone interview or a face to face.
Good luck and do not stress about it, Richard
quote:Originally posted by gedc1
Hello I am attending Bedford County Court at 9.30 am I have filled in the court exemption fee form and have all my job seekers allowance forms to take with me Could you explain what will happen from when I meet the clerk at 9.30 what happens from then on Thanks for your help
Hi gedc , check out the link to revivas court section.
If you are applying for reduction, you must speak to bedford clerk before court date, as they need to do some checks before court date, they will ask for supporting paperwork.
Hello I have an appointment with a clerk
Posted - 21 April 2010 : 16:22:25
