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Should I apply for Certificate of satisfaction OR cancellation? Or both?
Montarivo
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I had a Judgement made against me on 01/03/22 and paid the Claimant on 03/03/22.
I want this judgement completely removed from the Registrar of County Court Judgements and so am going to file an N443 form.
This form allows both a certificate of satisfaction and cancellation to be applied for, however, I am not sure if I should apply for one or the other, or both. Which option is best to apply for considering I have paid the debt within the deadline and want the judgement removed:
A: Cancellation
B: Satisfaction
C: Cancellation AND Satisfaction
If option C is chosen and certificates of both Cancellation AND Satisfaction are applied for, will this require a £30 fee as opposed to the usual £15?
In addition, where should I address the envelope containing my N443 form? The county court where the judgement was made?
Thanks
I want this judgement completely removed from the Registrar of County Court Judgements and so am going to file an N443 form.
This form allows both a certificate of satisfaction and cancellation to be applied for, however, I am not sure if I should apply for one or the other, or both. Which option is best to apply for considering I have paid the debt within the deadline and want the judgement removed:
A: Cancellation
B: Satisfaction
C: Cancellation AND Satisfaction
If option C is chosen and certificates of both Cancellation AND Satisfaction are applied for, will this require a £30 fee as opposed to the usual £15?
In addition, where should I address the envelope containing my N443 form? The county court where the judgement was made?
Thanks
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