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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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A quick post to introduce Sarah Houston to this forum.

Sarah works at Wylie and Bisset and is taking over the reins here from David Tannock.

Welcome aboard Sarah!

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Sarah Houston
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Thanks TDA,

I am happy to be on board, having followed the forum for some time, I am excited about taking over the reins from David, as the Wylie and Bisset Expert.
I am looking forward to offering my assistance and providing helpful advice in the near future.

Regards,

Sarah

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Can I ask if after a Trust Deed is completed should it take 11 months to receive discharge papers form 5?

AJ


   
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Sarah Houston
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Hi Mandy75,

Unfortunately there are no fixed timescales for processing discharges, some firms process their form 5's within a couple of weeks of you meeting all your obligations and some take longer.
I would advise to contact your Trustee and ask why the process is taking so long.

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(@mandy75)
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Thank you, have had response. The problem is we are 6 years post signing and completed, yet took further 11 months to discharge officially this is now impact8ng on a mortgage application. I have now had a confirmation email from them apologising for the delay and supporting my mortgage application do you think this will help? Thanks

AJ


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Mandy75.

That will really come down to the policy of the lender for the product that you're applying for, and also to what extent the mortgage underwriter is empowered to exercise a bit of discretion given the circumstances you describe.

Fingers crossed for you.

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Kevin Mapstone
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Welcome to the forum Sarah, great to have you on board. I hope you find it as interesting and rewarding as I have done over the years!

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