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England and Wales civil court application fee (form N244, HMCTS)

United Kingdom ยท England and Wales ยท General application fee (form N244 application notice)

Issued once the court processes the application and fee

What the report shows

Fee for asking a civil court in England and Wales for an order within existing proceedings, for example to set aside a judgment, extend time or get directions, using form N244. The fee is higher if the other party is notified.

Who needs it

litigants in person, solicitors, defendants with default judgments, Israeli parties in UK proceedings

Why people order it

set aside default judgment, extend time, adjourn a hearing, suspend enforcement, vary an order

Legal limits

Making applications in proceedings is conduct of litigation, reserved under the Legal Services Act 2007: only the party personally or an authorised litigator may file and pay. Joy may only guide (guide page).

Issued by

HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) ยท Official source

Questions and answers

How do I get England and Wales civil court application fee (form N244, HMCTS)?

Only the person concerned can obtain it, directly from HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS). GOV.UK > Form N244 application notice > download and complete > file with the court handling the case (by email, post, CE-File or MyHMCTS where available) > pay the fee by card, Payment by Account, cheque or postal order

Joy Work OS is a private service and not the issuing authority. You can also order this document directly from the authority at the official fee.

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