Dont send any original documents through the post only copies.(posted 7329 days ago)Make sure you DO have face to face meeting and take a copy of the documents you are sending to them via post. The person you will see will file a report of the meeting and send this to the recoveries department. Even if you go to court it will still look better because the acting solicitor (the solicitor who turns up in court) will get a copy of the documents and he and his clients will be more inclined to agreeing to fair terms to repay the arrears.
Regarding solicitors, surely youve received threats of repossession from them before the court papers arrived? although even if they havent as long as Natwest have it will not make any difference.
First plus - I had noted your comments previously and did send you an email yesterday (using my real email address) suggesting that you scanned the various documents and emailed them to me whilst blanking out your personal details, did you not get this?