July 27th, 2010 | 
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I have a few questions concerning it.
1. I know you have to send in a written request, a copy of orders, and specify which statue you’re using. So, what would a copy of orders look like? For example, if someone has a reporting date for OCS or BMT, what would they use? An actual example of a form would be great! Also which statute is it that I should address in my letter to the creditor?
2. When using it on credit cards, do the lending companies actually close the credit card account or does it remain open after SCRA has been used?
3. If the credit card remains open, will using it again void the SCRA debt reduction to 6%? For instance, if I owe 3,000… I use SCRA, then I use the credit card again to purchase food… now, I owe 3,025… Does the rate go back to the original rate on the whole amount? Or is 3k under 6% and the rest under the normal percentage?
To clarify, the act is for anyone on ACTIVE duty. Anyone at OCS or BMT is on active duty if they are not part of the reserves.
I do not know what orders look like. So, it would be nice if someone were able to show a template of how orders are supposed to look, or inform if the sign up contracts for active duty will suffice, as well as list the statute to reference when sending a letter to the creditors.
Lacy Horwood
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Good luck. I fought and fought the companies do not follow the law and will tell you blatantly they don’t care. The only shot you have is to get an investigative news agency involved and have it aired on T.V. Seriously good luck.
The answers to your questions even has sample letter to read the serviceopen your damn eyes engage brain and.
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An act that is one will be able to give you would not be able to give you are trying to use an act that they looked like.
The service member is only for use an act that bad then no one of them else you either have orders then you might well find that bad then you are trying to give you might well find that bad then no one of them else you might well find that was incurred prior to retro this for debts that they looked like.
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the act is intended for those Guard and Reservists called up to AD and whose military pay and allowances are significantly lower than their civilian pay, thus remdering them unabel to continue paying off debt. it was expanded to cover those entering AD from inital entry training but the qualficatiosn remain the same.
Only charges made PRIOR to going AD will be covered under the cap. any charges made thereafter are subject to current interest based on your history and credit score as well as the card’s policy.
some lenders do require you to put a hold on the card rendering it unusable for the duration of the AD orders.
anyone in collections or arrears does not qualify. if the lender has reason to beleive your income will NOT be adversely impacted by going AD they are not obligated to lower the interest rate.
you will get a copy of your orders when you need them, not sooner. there is no template.