Do you usually post yours to the court, or drop it in, there is some thought that leaving it until almost the date, could possibly save you the fee if they make an offer, therefore, if you hand deliver you can literally wait until the last minute.
I believe they will file their
AQ as well, they tend to go quite a way down the line before settlement, unfortunately Barclay's will be swapped within the next few weeks due to the program the other night, and as this gradually filters through, they will miss the odd deadline, due to backlog.
The "don't hassle" them bit is if you start to phone them and email them it will distract them from what they are meant to be doing.
Stick to the tried and tested route, follow the timescale, as I said they will more than likely file their
AQ so ensure you file yours in time, there is no harm in waiting, in case they offer.
A brief email to remind them that you have received your
AQ and have to file it by #### and that you intend to, and then a basic "for information" listing of your claim to date, e.g. claim value, s.69
interest, costs, total, then leave them all the contact information.
They may respond.
Keep it brief, it works.
Sharkie - V - Woolwich ***SETTLED IN FULL*** 
