{"id":1858,"date":"2013-03-26T14:47:48","date_gmt":"2013-03-26T05:47:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/darlosworld.co.uk\/?p=1858"},"modified":"2013-04-02T18:02:29","modified_gmt":"2013-04-02T09:02:29","slug":"dear-student-loan-company","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/darlosworld.co.uk\/old-wp\/2013\/03\/26\/dear-student-loan-company\/","title":{"rendered":"Dear Student Loan Company"},"content":{"rendered":"

So it seems the Student Loan Company<\/a> no longer have some of my information, worryingly. Mainly the information about who can act on my behalf, and correspondence I’ve sent to them, so not too importa … oh. So in a recent letter it’s been pointed out that if I don’t get some information to the SLC as soon as possible my student loan repayments are going to boom from \u00a368 to just under \u00a3300. I’ll be sending them at lunch time, but just so that they cannot ‘lose’ this information again (or worse, deny they had it at all) I wanted to be able to show it was available to them. Incidentally (related or not I don’t know) I can no longer access some of the old correspondence in the SLC’s own repayments website.<\/p>\n

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(The following letter has been censored for common sense purposes)<\/em><\/p>\n

To whom it may concern at the Student Loan Company (particularly June H, Alan B and Kevin O),<\/p>\n

As you can see from my hand-written letter (a copy of which will be held by X for future reference), I do not have access to a printer here.<\/p>\n

My income details are the same as last year, which I was horrified to learn you no longer have on your system. Similarly I was shocked to find that X has been removed from acting on my behalf.<\/p>\n

This letter is to act as a new letter of authority for her to act on my behalf. As you have requested, here are her details:
\nName: X
\nDate of birth: XX XX XXXX
\nAddress: XX XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXX, XXXXXXX, XXX XXX
\nRelationship to me: X
\nPassword: X<\/p>\n

According to the instructions on Completing The Overseas Income Assessment form, she is now able to fill in the form on my behalf. The details of which should be:
\nNational Insurance Number: No change
\nDate of birth: No change
\nDate left the UK: 30 July 2011
\n(Potential) Date resume UK residency: XX XX XXXX
\nBox A: Employed
\nBox C: Currency – Other – Japanese Yen
\nTotal Earned income: XXX,XXX (gross) per month
\nTotal Unearned income: 0 yen.
\nSignature of X and date.
\n(Please turn over)<\/p>\n

\"My<\/p>\n

My appointment at XXXXX is due to end on XX XX XXXX, though I will be looking for continued employment in Japan. I will be in touch then for re-assessment.<\/p>\n

Though I won’t comment on the apparrantly rude attitude that was encountered through your call center (because I cannot confirm for certain what happened), I am concerned about the missing data I mentioned earlier. In the letter dated 18 March 2013, Kevin O wrote “You must keep all evidence of your income in order for us to do so”<\/em><\/strong>. Might I suggest you do the same thing.<\/p>\n

Yours sincerely<\/p>\n

Johnathan Darlington<\/p>\n

Customer Reference Number: XXXXXXXXXXX<\/p>\n

\"My<\/p>\n

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