Moneyclaim Online (MCOL) question

livelyred

So because im on benefits and exempt from paying the fees i have to do all this at my local court ? Dont they do this online ?

Rex_Mundi

sparkyspice wrote:

i've filed my claim online but didnt put in my a/c no. or details of the amounts and interest- i figured i'd given them all that info in my 2 previous letters - anyway, abbey are defending the claim and have now written to me asking for the details again. do i give them to them or wait and put the details in the next form i get from the court?

This is a little bit concerning. It doesn't look like you have filled in a proper particulars of claim. You need to do this. You may have to ammend your claim in the court. You will need form N244 for this, and pay an extra £35.

What did you put in the particulars of claim section?

Rex_Mundi

livelyred wrote:

So because im on benefits and exempt from paying the fees i have to do all this at my local court ? Dont they do this online ?

No, you can only issue your claim in person at your local county court if you are applying for a fee exemption. You need to fill out three copies of form N1 and send in three copies of anything you are providing with this (list of charges etc).

livelyred

So i need to go to my local courts and fill in the forms there so i dont need to bother with the online money claims at all,my court will do it all for me ?Then what nxt do i have to send these forms to money claim ?

Rex_Mundi

livelyred wrote:

So i need to go to my local courts and fill in the forms there so i dont need to bother with the online money claims at all,my court will do it all for me ?Then what nxt do i have to send these forms to money claim ?

Go to your local county court. Ask for 4 copies (one spare) of form N1. Take them home and fill them in. Take the forms back to the court with your proof of benefits. You do not send the forms anywhere, or deal with moneyclaim at any time.

Bossyboots

You can download all the forms you need from the court service website, fill them in and then take the to the court.

Might save you one trip, rather than having to go and collect them and then take them back.

nemobrown

Rex_Mundi wrote:

This is a little bit concerning. It doesn't look like you have filled in a proper particulars of claim. You need to do this. You may have to ammend your claim in the court. You will need form N244 for this, and pay an extra £35.

What did you put in the particulars of claim section?

Hi, I have a similar letter from abbey. I did supply account number etc, but in my letter from abbey they claim I have not given any details of how I arrived at the ammount they owe me, or how the interest was calculated. I have given them this information twice already, once with each stage of the process. Do i need to send them a third copy? Also, they say that I will need to produce this evidence to the court, and i should have supplied it when i made my claim. As far as i can see from reading through the other posts, I give evidence if they defend, and in response to a letter from the court. Is this correct, and are abbey just trying to intimidate me? Abbey have also asked for my e-mail address and phone number. Can I reply that I will only accept written correspondence?
Thanks very much in advance

livelyred

Can you tell me what the link is please for these forms for exempt fees Thanks alot

Bossyboots

livelyred wrote:

Can you tell me what the link is please for these forms for exempt fees Thanks alot

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/HMCSCourtFinder/GetForm.do?court_forms_id=168

Click on EX160

livelyred

Right i have down this now i have to wait till nearer the time till 14days are up th 14days will be up on the 21st feb,when i go to my local courts i hand over these forms and give them all the information and they will deal with claim from there is that correct ?