Response to solicitors chasing again.....what to do?

I don't think there is much to be gained from the solicitors mislaying your file. Just because they are asking for copies of your letters, doesn't mean that they have.

What usually happens when solicitors are chasing you is that they will have been instructed by the lender to chase you for X amount of money. When you start asking awkward questions, the solicitors will probably not have the answer, so will refer back to the lender for an answer.

If the lender decides not to do anything, then the solicitor can't do anything further, without instructions.

Now, almost a year later, the lender will have picked up on your file again and asked the solicitors to chase. Again they will have sent a file of papers. The solicitors probably won't have any idea who you are or until now, that they have chased you before.

By all means send the copies of your letters, at least you can prove that you did write, then politely but firmly ask for the information you want.

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