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bendywire
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25 Oct 09 #157254 by bendywire

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I have completed a Statement of Info - Form D81 to send along with my Consent Order to the Principal Registry.

I am not sure if I also need to send a Form A 'Notice of an application for Ancilliary relief' marked for dismissal purposes with the D81. Do I tick any of the boxes or just write for Dismissal on the top left hand corner? do I need to send a fee for Ancilliary relier? Or do I just send the £40 fee for the consent order?

Help would be greatly appreciated.

Lady in Blue
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25 Oct 09 #157265 by Lady in Blue

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I ticked all the boxes and wrote "For dismissal purposes only" and yes you send the £40 fee.

bendywire
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25 Oct 09 #157293 by bendywire

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THnaks - How many copies of the consent order did you send? Was it one signed original , one copy of signed original & one blank unsigned copy. I read this on another site but unsigned copy sounds wierd.

Lady in Blue
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25 Oct 09 #157310 by Lady in Blue

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Signed original and 2 copies of the signed original. After stamping, they kept the original and we were given back the 2 copies.

I can't think why they would want an unsigned copy.

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