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Help007
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 Posted - 30 December 2009 : 12:12:10
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Hope this is just a quick question to answer, I recently wrote to all my creditors asking them to update my credit file following my discharge, I have today received a response from one asking for my discharge papers in order to update. I have no papers as assume automatic discharge you get none so do they want a copy of the discharge certificate? For this I need to get from the court? Also it is £60 and to get it I have to write to the court, so how do I make the £60 payment as obviously I have no cheque book? Any ideas please?
Thanks
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Skippy
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Posted - 30 December 2009 : 12:43:37
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Did you print a copy of the page on the insolvency register showing that you are discharged? Most creditors will accept this.
If not, you can try asking the OR for a letter confirming that you are discharged.
Failing that, unfortunately it's £60 to the court. Also, a word of warning - I read on another forum that someone had sent their certificate of discharge to a creditor (Sainsburys Bank I think) and when they contacted them to ask whether it had been sent back they were told that it wouldn't be. It had been shredded as that's their procedure!
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debtinfo
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Posted - 30 December 2009 : 12:46:38
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| hi, if you were discharged in the last 3 months it will show discharged on the insolvency register which you can print off and send them, Its free so worth a try first. If you are past that point, or they wont accept it then yes the certificate of discharge is the way to go. you could go in person and do it by cash, or a postal order of bankers draught |
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