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Statutory Declaration Before OfR, Get Your Jab In First?
madandy
post Thu, 28 May 2020 - 17:53
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I have been trying to phone Northampton to find out what is happening regarding where I have an Order For Recovery on the way but the queue is too long. (Maybe I should call when I'm queuing to get into B&Q) so I'm looking for an email address and I have brought up the Statutory Declaration form.

Looking as the form the ONLY reference to an OFR is "You must ensure that all details above are correctly entered from the Order for Recovery of unpaid penalty charge." Otherwise there is no reference to the OfR form nor is there any field to enter anything that does not appear on the PCN or the CC.

Given that I could fill it in now (which I am not going to do) what What if an SD is submitted upon receipt of a CC before an OFR is sent out if it is done properly? Has anyone ever actually done this?.... basically does it have a standing on it's own right or does it only relate specifically to an OFR?
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post Thu, 28 May 2020 - 18:56
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IIRC, a precondition for a declaration is the an OfR has been issued.


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post Thu, 28 May 2020 - 18:56
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Not an option until the OfR there is nothing to make the SD against When you try to step outside the process is when problems occur stick with the advise given in your thread

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stamfordman
post Thu, 28 May 2020 - 20:56
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The OfR is issued by authorisation of a court (the TEC). How can you take action against something that hasn't happened.
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phantomcrusader
post Thu, 28 May 2020 - 23:52
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You'd be better off explaining fully the background of what situation you are in and what paperwork you have received. The people on here will then steer you in the best direction.
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post Fri, 29 May 2020 - 05:32
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QUOTE (phantomcrusader @ Fri, 29 May 2020 - 00:52) *
You'd be better off explaining fully the background of what situation you are in and what paperwork you have received.

They already have. If this thread meanders any further from a random hypothetical question then it'll get merged with that one.


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Neil B
post Wed, 10 Jun 2020 - 19:59
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SD can be filed once the debt is registered, even if an OfR has not yet been issued.

So if you really want to bother pre-empting the council by a couple of days (it's rarely more) it's
a bit pointless.
But calls to TEC are the only way to know, if you insist.

Those calls are far more important for making sure you don't miss the OfR and you only need do so
every 12 days or so.

Not just pointless but potentially dangerous. Go early and it gets bounced. If you miss or don't get such notification,
you will go on to miss the deadline to file.


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