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Debt Review Removal

Understand the lawful route for clearing a debt review status from your credit profile—and the difference between completing debt review, correcting an irregular listing and seeking court-based relief.

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The principle

First determine your status. Then act.

Debt review under the National Credit Act is a formal process. The correct exit route depends on how far the process went and what documents or orders already exist. Libra Legal SA starts with a status assessment rather than a blanket “cancellation” promise.

Important: A debt review flag is not removed merely because payments stop or a fee is paid. The lawful route may require clearance, correction or court action depending on the facts.
Three common pathways

Which one sounds closest to your situation?

A

Qualifying debts paid

Your file may be suitable for a section 71 clearance-certificate process when the statutory requirements are met.

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B

Money still owing

If a binding debt rearrangement order exists, a simple administrative request may not be enough. We identify whether any lawful court-based remedy is available.

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C

Listing may be wrong

If consent or process is disputed, the application history and notices must be checked carefully before a correction route is chosen.

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What you may need

A clean file moves faster.

Your consultant starts with what you have and identifies what is missing.

South African ID detailsRecent credit reportPaid-up / settlement lettersDebt counsellor correspondenceCourt or Tribunal order, if anyCurrent account balances
Your next step

Find out which removal route applies to you.

A Libra consultant will review your status and map the most appropriate compliant route.