Assumption: "(Filing & Emailing the Court) The court says no action is needed, so I can wait."
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What People Expect
People read the acknowledgement letter as the whole picture.
Court Reality
The acknowledgement can say "no further action is required at this stage". The Notice of First Appointment that follows sets deadlines, including for Form E.
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The Gap?
"(Filing & Emailing the Court) The court says no action is needed, so I can wait."
Court Reality
The acknowledgement can say "no further action is required at this stage". The Notice of First Appointment that follows sets deadlines, including for Form E.
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