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User Guide – E-FilingCreate a Filing – Litigants in Person

Last updated: April 2020

Sensitivity: Confidential

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Create a Filing

1. Login. (Refer to Create Account, Dashboard & Navigation User Guide if you have not yet created your E-Filing account).

2. Click Create Filing. Choose from the drop downs on each field. (a red *asterisk denotes compulsory fields to fill in).

3. Click Save & Next.

4. Fill in Values if known.



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Add Case Party

6. Click the Add Case Party link.


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Add Case Party

7. Role e.g. choose Claimant

8. What is your Representation?. Choose Litigant in Person. The screen now changes to reflect extra fields to fill in.

9. Fill in appropriate Name/Address/Country/Phone & E-mail fields. (a red *asterisk denotes compulsory fields to fill in)

Example

10. When finished click Save.

Details show on the next screen.

11. Click Save & Next


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Filing Information

1. `Filed on Behalf of` tick next to your name.

2. You will need to Upload the document. Click Browse to locate locally saved documents.

3. Fill in any other details as appropriate. For example you may want it mark it Confidential and add in Comments.

4. If you have more documents, click `Add Another` link and repeat Steps 2 & 3.



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Filing Information

1. The Filing is now ready for submission. Click Add to Basket

Fees will show on this screen.

2. Click Submit Filings


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Payment

1. Click Pay by Card and OK.

2. Select appropriate payment method. Fill in the card details.

Tip

• You will receive a Submission Confirmation on E-File.

• You will also receive an email confirmation of payment.

Tip - `Show Printable Version` is a PDF of E-Filing Submission Confirmation.


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Case Status and Alerts

1. Click `HM Courts & Tribunals E-Filing Service` Link to get back to the Dashboard.

Widgets are now populated with Case details e.g. Submitted Fillings.

Case Status/Accepted

The Case will be looked at by the Courts. All correspondence will come through as Alert into E-File and show in the Widgets.

Note - you will receive emails to notify you that an Alert has been sent, or when Filings are Accepted or Rejected.


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Resubmit a Rejected Filing

If a Filing is rejected from the Courts, you will receive an email and need to resubmit the Filing.

1. Login and click Filings – Rejected.

The screen shows the Rejection and a reason. E.g. Signature required. Amend the document and save it locally to be uploaded again.

Note – You will be resubmitting a copy of the Filing (all details you previously entered are still there).

Example below of a rejected Filing and reason.


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2. Tick the box on the left of the rejected Filing and click Resubmit (arrow icon).

3. On the popup dialog box click OK.


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4. Click Filing Information tab (top of screen) which takes you to the document upload screen.

5. Click Replace. The button changes to allow you to Browse and upload the correct document.



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7. The Filing is now ready for resubmission. Click Add to Basket.

Fees will show on this screen.

8. Click Submit Filings


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Payment

1. Click Pay by Card and OK.

2. Select appropriate payment method. Fill in the card details.

Tip

• You will receive a Submission Confirmation on E-File.

• You will also receive an email confirmation of payment.

• Monies taken from first Filing will be processed for a refund.

Tip - `Show Printable Version` is a PDF of E-Filing Submission Confirmation.


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Final Step (after submitting a Rejected Filing)

Final Step1. Go back to the Filings – Rejected screen (you have sent a copy of the Filing to the Courts so this needs to be deleted).

2. Tick the box on the line of the original rejected Filing and click Delete.


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Printing

Print a PDF

1. Click Filings – Approved.

2. Click into the appropriate Filing.

3. Click the Preview icon of the PDF you want to print.


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Printing

4. Issue when printing.

Sometimes a PDF is larger than a standard A4 sheet when its printed out.

It can look fine in the preview but when it is printed using the default Actual Size option, the printer cuts the edges of the court seal and the text under the seal.

5. Workaround.

In the Adobe Reader print dialog box, choose Fit to size option and then print.

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