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what happens now???

I have been in contact with a administrator of a trustee company about doing a consumer proposal.I filled out the application form and would like to know what happens next?Does this mean now the consumer proposal is going in to the 45 days period?When am I required to see the trustee now or when the creditors approve the proposal after the 45 days? I read that I don’t need to make payments to my creditors anymore.I am trying to understand where I stand with this now.I understand that the application form is submitted to them just wondering what the next steps are.

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One Response to “what happens now???”

A licensed trustee said...

Call the trustee you sent the application too – until you actual sign and file your consumer proposal the 45 day clock doesn’t start and you do not have anyt legal protection. Completing the application is NOT the same thing as filing the proposal. Call the trustee…