Send a letter to a court
Court offices work to strict deadlines and keep everything on the file. A posted letter with proof of despatch is the safe way to send one.
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What people send
- Covering letters with court forms
- Correspondence about a hearing date
- Documents requested by the court
- Letters to a court office about a case
Which service to choose
Use a signed service. If a filing deadline is ever questioned, proof of postage is what you will be asked to produce.
Getting the address right
Write to the specific court office dealing with your case, quoting the case number, at the address on the paperwork you have been sent. If the matter is contentious, take advice before you send it.
How it works
1. Write or upload
Type it in the browser, or send a PDF you have already prepared.
2. Address and pay
Add the recipient, pick a service, and see the full price before you commit.
3. We post it
Printed on 100gsm, folded, franked and handed to Royal Mail from our UK facility.
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Send a letter to a court
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