Quick question regarding the AQ...

[sixspeed]

Received my AQ at the end of last week. I'm filling it in using the FAQ template. I received a N150 form (£4788 in charges + £1395 in interest at time of claim).

 

 

Anyway, in section D, it asks to enter the amount of the claim in dispute. In the FAQ it says to Enter the total value of your claim in the space provided - This should include all interest but not costs.Now since the claim is subject to accrual of daily interest, should I enter the current total amount in this box (ie: the amount in dispute today - with the additional interest accrued since I submitted the claim), or the original amount disputed when the claim was submitted?

 

Hope that makes sense!

[livelylad]

Received my AQ at the end of last week. I'm filling it in using the FAQ template. I received a N150 form (£4788 in charges + £1395 in interest at time of claim).

 

 

Anyway, in section D, it asks to enter the amount of the claim in dispute. In the FAQ it says to Enter the total value of your claim in the space provided - This should include all interest but not costs.Now since the claim is subject to accrual of daily interest, should I enter the current total amount in this box (ie: the amount in dispute today - with the additional interest accrued since I submitted the claim), or the original amount disputed when the claim was submitted?

 

Hope that makes sense!

 

 

Yes that will be fine add todays amount.

[sixspeed]

Thanks,

 

And just one more - in the final section, do most people put any comments in the section for "Other Information" to help the judge manage the claim?

[livelylad]

Thanks,

 

And just one more - in the final section, do most people put any comments in the section for "Other Information" to help the judge manage the claim?

 

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/11644-allocation-questionnaires-guide-completion.html

[Jimbo44]

Yes that will be fine add todays amount.

 

But don't forget to add the phrase "......and also interest at the same rate

up to the date of judgement" to cover the time from now until judgement is made.