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Welcome to Money Claim Online. Before completing your claim online, it is important that you read the following information:
Who can use this service
Who cannot use this service
Hardware/software requirements
How to save and print claim details
Preparing to make a claim
Money Claim Online can be used by:
Individuals
Solicitors
Government Departments
Businesses
Who wish to issue a :
Claim (fixed amount of money)
Judgment
Warrant
If you have any doubt as to the viability or validity of your case we would advise you to seek independent legal advice before proceeding.Remember you may be liable for your opponent's costs in the event of your action being unsuccesful.
Money Claim Online cannot be used by:
Vexatious Litigants
Minors (under the age of 18)
Child or patient within Part 21 of the Civil Procedure Rules
Legally assisted person within the meaning of the Legal Aid Act 1988...
Examples of who cannot be sued are:
The Monarchy
To use Money Claim Online, you must:
Use either a personal computer (PC) running Windows or a Macintosh computer
Have a working internet connection
Use version 6 or 7 of Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox version 3, Opera version 9 or Apple Safari version 3 (your browser must alse be capable of supporting 128-bit SSL)
Have Adobe Acrobat Reader version 4.0 (or later) if you want to save your claim forms to your computer and print them. You can download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
When you select any function in Money Claim Online (e.g. Next or Previous), your work is automatically saved online. You can also save information as you work by selecting the Save button when provided to you.
You can also store (save) your completed forms to your computer and print them by selecting the specific document. The printed forms are for your reference only and cannot be accepted by a County Court as an issue request or served on the defendant personally.
It is advisable that before you start making a claim online, you have the following information available:
Full name and address of the person(s) you wish to make a claim against
Amount you wish to claim
Facts relating to the claim e.g. dates, times, events, invoice numbers etc.
Further information on preparing to make your claim can be found at HM Courts & Tribunals Service Website