Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 3:40 pm
Thanks to all who posted regarding the above. I since found out more details and thought I would post for the befeit of anyone else.
I received a letter stating that my case had now been passed to the local RTLU office. (Regional Trustee and Liquidator Unit). I am told by my OR that my ENTIRE case has now been transferred to these people so that they can monitor the initial IPA and NT payments. The OR states that "their administration regarding assets has been completed and that there is no further action from themselves".
If only part of your case is handed over, this is because the OR is still investigating it. Also, if there is any chance of a BRU, then the OR will want the cookie points for successfully filing one, and so they will keep some of the investigative work in their office in case they are sucessful.
"Where a case has been transferred to an RTLU the official receiver must ensure that any documentation or information (including e- mails and telephone calls) which would affect the early discharge process is forwarded immediately to the RTLU. If the whole case has been transferred, it will be for the RTLU to send out the early discharge notice to creditors. If the RTLU is only dealing with a protracted realisation, it will be for the originating office to deal with the early discharge process."
I received a letter stating that my case had now been passed to the local RTLU office. (Regional Trustee and Liquidator Unit). I am told by my OR that my ENTIRE case has now been transferred to these people so that they can monitor the initial IPA and NT payments. The OR states that "their administration regarding assets has been completed and that there is no further action from themselves".
If only part of your case is handed over, this is because the OR is still investigating it. Also, if there is any chance of a BRU, then the OR will want the cookie points for successfully filing one, and so they will keep some of the investigative work in their office in case they are sucessful.
"Where a case has been transferred to an RTLU the official receiver must ensure that any documentation or information (including e- mails and telephone calls) which would affect the early discharge process is forwarded immediately to the RTLU. If the whole case has been transferred, it will be for the RTLU to send out the early discharge notice to creditors. If the RTLU is only dealing with a protracted realisation, it will be for the originating office to deal with the early discharge process."