Can I apply for debt review removal if my debt review order was a consent order that was confirmed by the National Consumer Tribunal? The National Debt Review Center FAQ’s Yes – The Tribunal order is similar to the Magistrates Read more…
Yes, it is possible to remove yourself from debt review, but it involves a complex process that requires a good understanding of the legal procedures involved. Removing debt review typically requires professional assistance, especially if it involves legal proceedings or Read more…
Contrary to what some might think, the process of removing a debt review does not take years. In fact, if you engage with a professional organization like us, the process is typically much quicker. We, usually complete the debt review Read more…
Yes, it is possible to remove your debt review status by yourself without incurring any costs. However, this approach requires a significant amount of time, effort, and a thorough understanding of the legal process involved. Got More Questions? We have Read more…
Yes, debt review can indeed be removed, but it’s important to note that this is subject to certain conditions. The removal of debt review is not an automatic process and involves several crucial steps. The process of debt review removal Read more…
Got More Questions? We have gathered the most frequently asked questions about exiting debt review here. Book your Free Consultation with The National Debt Review Center USE THE BELOW DEBT REVIEW REMOVAL FORM TO APPLY FOR DEBT REVIEW REMOVAL ONLINE Read more…
Debt review removal refers to the legal process of officially removing the debt review listing from your credit profile in order to restore your credit worthiness. When someone is under debt review, it means they have sought assistance from a registered debt Read more…
The cost of being removed from debt review in South Africa can vary depending on the specific circumstances of your case. It’s important to note that these are general guidelines, and individual cases may have additional factors that could influence Read more…
Section 86(10) of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005, often referred to in the context of debt review in South Africa, provides that a credit provider may terminate a debt review in the prescribed manner where the consumer is Read more…
A Section 129 debt review, also known as a Section 129 notice or a Letter of Demand, is a legal notice issued by a creditor to a debtor in South Africa. It is delivered in accordance with Section 129 of the Read more…