How can I remove a travel ban after guaranteeing a friend's cheque execution?

Hello,

When you stood as a guarantor, you essentially took on the responsibility for the other person's debt. If they fail to fulfill their obligations, the legal consequences fall on you.

Gather all relevant documents, including the guarantee agreement, any court documents, and communication related to the cheque case.

We will be submitting a formal request to the court to release you from these obligations. We will discuss the procedures in detail.

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Dear Questioner,

Thank you for your inquiry!

Based on the information provided, I understand that a travel ban has been imposed on you due to standing as a guarantor for a person involved in a cheque execution case. To resolve the issue of the travel ban, here are the steps that can be taken:

- Settling the Debt:

The most effective way to remove the travel ban is for the individual you guaranteed to settle the outstanding debt or resolve the legal case. Once the debt is cleared or the case is resolved, the travel ban can be lifted.

- Paying the Debt on Behalf of him:

As the guarantor, you are legally responsible for the debt. If the debtor is unable or unwilling to settle the matter, you may choose to pay the debt yourself. Once the payment is made, you can submit proof to the court to request the removal of the travel ban.

- Requesting the Court’s Assistance:

If the debtor is uncooperative or unable to pay, we can file a petition with the Dubai Court requesting the removal of the travel ban. The court will consider the evidence of settlement or a reasonable payment plan in order to lift the travel restriction.

- Legal Advice and Negotiation:

I recommend that we assess the total outstanding liability and consider negotiating a settlement with the creditor or court. In some cases, partial payments can lead to the temporary removal of the travel ban while the remaining debt is resolved.

I would be happy to assist you further in drafting any required documents or representing you in discussions with the court or creditors.

Please let me know how you would like to proceed or if you'd prefer to schedule a meeting for further assistance.

Kind regards,

Mohammed Salah

Legal Consultant

Greetings,

You can submit a request to replace the guarantee with the same debtor or another person.

Best Regards,

Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention!

Regarding the travel ban imposed on you as a guarantor, I recommend the following course of action:

1. Contact the creditor to explain your situation and explore the possibility of lifting the travel ban.

2. Consult with us for a comprehensive review of your case and tailored advice.

3. Submit a formal application to the Dubai Court for the removal of your travel ban, providing all relevant documentation.

4. Consider debt settlement options, which may include repayment, providing a bank guarantee, or negotiating with the creditor to withdraw their travel ban request.

5. Verify if your case qualifies for the UAE's automated travel ban removal system.

6. Use the Dubai Police online service to check your current travel ban status.

Please note that the specific process may vary depending on the details of your case. It is crucial to act promptly and seek professional legal guidance to navigate this situation effectively.

Should you require any further assistance or clarification, please don't hesitate to ask me.

Yours sincerely,

ABDUL WAHIED

Greetings,

If you stood as a guarantor for someone with a cheque execution case and now face a travel ban, you may have legal options to remove it.

Since the primary debtor has returned but is not settling the case, you may:

- File a petition to release your guarantee, depending on the court's conditions.

- Negotiate a settlement with the creditor to clear the obligation.

- Seek legal action to shift liability back to the original debtor.

Each case is unique, and legal representation is crucial. Book a consultation with us to assess your options and take the necessary legal steps.

Let us know if you need immediate assistance.

Greetings of the day,

To remove the travel ban imposed on you, you will need to resolve the underlying issue with the case for which you stood as a guarantor.

Since the person you guaranteed has not settled the case, it is crucial to either pay the owed amount or reach a settlement with the creditor.

Once the debt or case is resolved, you can request the court to lift the travel ban. It is advisable to hire a legal professional to assist in negotiating with the creditor or court and to guide you through the process of having the ban lifted.

Best Regards,

Sara Al Saedi Advocates and Legal Consultants

To remove the travel ban on you, consult a legal professional, gather relevant documentation, contact the court or authorities, formally request the lifting of the ban, encourage your friend to settle their case, and monitor progress closely.

Please contact us via phone or email for further assistance.

A request can be submitted to the enforcement judge to cancel the travel ban imposed by the action taken.

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