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bluey875
Posted - 25 June 2008 : 13:39:31 i'm going to be declaring myself BR in the next couple of weeks,i have rented accomodation lined up and i do not believe i have any assets worth taking except for the house. so as i don't jeopardise anything is there any particular order that i should be doing things in? it has been suggested to me to go BR a couple of days before we move so as not to blacklist our new address and upset the landlord.any one have any other suggestions?
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Suzanne
Posted - 25 June 2008 : 16:42:08 Hi bluey875
Your cars are unlikley to be taken by the OR as they are needed for work and are within the exempt assets limits.
Posted - 25 June 2008 : 15:05:55 Thats what i thought,is there anything i need to do before i move or after.Also my wife and i have a car each which we both use for work ,combined value is less than the £2.5k figure i seen used on here,my car although is registered to me as the keeper is officially owned by my sister in lieu of a debt on a loan,can they take either or both cars?
m and v
Posted - 25 June 2008 : 14:31:15 Hi bluey875 You will have to put your current address on your BR petition and swear before a court official that the details are correct. These are the details that go into the BR notice that goes in the paper etc etc. If you "moved in" the day/week after you go BR then you just need to notify the OR of your new contact details. The advantage of having a place sorted before going BR is that it avoids problems with credit checks etc.
