Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs

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For “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”, look for a written sanction, amendment or restructuring letter with the effective date, revised instalments, tenure, interest treatment and any conditions. A phone call or branch assurance is not proof that the servicing system has changed.

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Check these first

• Check the record: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: Look for a written sanction, amendment or restructuring letter with the effective date, revised instalments, tenure, interest treatment and any conditions. A phone call or branch assurance is not proof that the servicing system has changed.
• Take the next step: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: Ask the lender to confirm the operative schedule and how any EMI, overdue classification, recovery activity or auto-debit due before the effective date will be handled. Compare the written terms with the next account statement.
• Confirm the resolution: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: The loan ledger and debit schedule reflect the same written restructuring terms, and any old-schedule amount is either corrected or specifically explained in writing.

Fix it in this order

1. Check the record: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: Look for a written sanction, amendment or restructuring letter with the effective date, revised instalments, tenure, interest treatment and any conditions. A phone call or branch assurance is not proof that the servicing system has changed.
2. Take the next step: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: Ask the lender to confirm the operative schedule and how any EMI, overdue classification, recovery activity or auto-debit due before the effective date will be handled. Compare the written terms with the next account statement.
3. Confirm the resolution: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: The loan ledger and debit schedule reflect the same written restructuring terms, and any old-schedule amount is either corrected or specifically explained in writing.
4. Escalate with evidence: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs: Escalate on the same loan reference with the restructuring document and contradictory ledger entries attached. Do not stop required payments solely because a verbal restructuring conversation occurred.
5. Compare the written terms with the next account statement.
6. Confirm the resolution: Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs The loan ledger and debit schedule reflect the same written restructuring terms, and any old-schedule amount is either corrected or specifically explained in writing.
7. For “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”, look for a written sanction, amendment or restructuring letter with the effective date, revised instalments, tenure, interest treatment and any conditions.

Evidence to keep

• Udyam/GST/PAN and entity documents — keep it with the evidence for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
• Bank statements and financials — keep it with the evidence for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
• Quotation/invoice or working-capital evidence — keep it with the evidence for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
• Sanction/rejection/grievance references — keep it with the evidence for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.

Do not make it harder

• Paying an agent who guarantees sanction For “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”, that can hide whether the underlying issue is actually resolved.
• Using inconsistent turnover or business-name data For “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”, that can hide whether the underlying issue is actually resolved.
• Treating in-principle approval as final disbursement For “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”, that can hide whether the underlying issue is actually resolved.

How you know it is fixed

• The correct ledger shows the money in the right place with the right value date for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
• Any duplicate charge, interest, fee, mandate, or outstanding created by the incident is also corrected for “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.

If this still isn't resolved

1. Lender MSME/grievance desk State the unresolved issue explicitly: “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
2. Official scheme/helpdesk where a scheme is involved State the unresolved issue explicitly: “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.
3. RBI CMS for eligible unresolved lender-service complaints State the unresolved issue explicitly: “Restructuring was agreed verbally but the old repayment schedule still runs”.

Parent-guide references

These references support the parent guide and escalation context. Verify provider-, model-, policy-, or jurisdiction-specific details before an irreversible step.

• CGTMSE
• Ministry of MSME
• MUDRA
• Reserve Bank of India
• Udyam Registration Portal

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