Subject Access Report

[brunty248]

I have just received my Subject Access Report and I need some help understanding what they have sent me or more to the point what I should of received. Anyone out there could offer me some help!.

[labman]

Re: Subject Access Report

To whom was the SAR made, and why (link to a previous thread?)

[charitynjw]

Re: Subject Access Report

Hi brunty248,

In general terms, a Subject Access Request places a statutory obligation on the recipient Data Controller to deliver to you, in a safe & intelligible manner, all the information which they hold, in any form, that can identify you as a living person, or alternatively give reasons why this cannot be done.
What has been sent/not sent which is causing problems?
[I see Tuttsi et al have been answering on your other threads (Webb & Rooftop)].
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Here you go. labman!

http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...531#post251531

http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...051#post253051

[brunty248]

Re: Subject Access Report

It was for Webb Resolutions Ltd, other links as above. Yes Tuttsi has been replied to my thread on Webb Resolutions link, just need some understanding of what they should of sent. Have posted all information on Webb Resolutions thread about what they did send to me. Any help would be great on this matter

[ramp]

Re: Subject Access Report

Hi

Apologies upfront but I am trying to get copies of my mortgage documents etc from Birmingham Midshires. Am looking for the correct template letter that I can edit accordingly. I found only one and need clarification that it is the right one - it needs a £10 postal order or cheque to accompany it etc. I found it under sar request mortgage (date protection act 1998) -

In addition I have had my capital and repayment mortgage running under interest only for the last accumulative 3 years, despite having paid faultlessly the capital and interest payments for some years, then income dropped dramatically, BM are telling me that 3 accumulated years is the longest that I am entitled to. As I am attempting to carry on under interest only as I can afford it and not the capital and interest amount, which is almost four times the amount, I wondered if anyone else had heard of this 'capping' time that you can pay interest only as I do not remember it being in the mortgage terms when I took it out about 9/10 years ago. Hence my need to obtain copy documents as I cannot find the originals. Any advice would be gratefully received. Thank you