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Transfer Up CCJ
Form.

To instruct us to transfer up to High Court Enforcement, please complete the form below. To instruct us to do anything else, please click here.

IMPORTANT: Before completing this online instruction please read the following:

  • Have the County Court Judgment (CCJ) and any other relevant documents ready to hand
  • At the end of the form you will need to:
    1) agree to the Terms & Conditions and Electronic Signature
    2) click on the ‘Submit’ button in order to register your entries
  • The Court Fee is £78.00 The payment options are by Credit or Debit Card by telephoning 01992 663 399 or sending a Cheque for £78.00 made payable to Court Enforcement Services Ltd.
  • If you are an individual litigant acting on your own behalf, and not represented by a Solicitor, we will require:
    – A copy of your ID: Passport or Driver’s License
    – Proof of address for the past three months
  • All documents can be uploaded in supporting documents at the bottom of this instruction form

At the end of the process you will receive an email acknowledgement copy of this instruction. Call us on 01992 663 399 if you need assistance at any stage.

Transfer CCJ to High Court Enforcement Form.

This service allows you to apply for County Court Judgments to be transferred to the High Court for enforcement.

  • Your Information

    A Full Transfer Up – where we will generate and process the transfer form (N293A) and obtain the writ of Possession and Control, or; A Part Transfer Up – where you provide the transfer form (N293A) and we do the rest.
  • Your Full Name Please
  • Name of your company (if applicable)
  • Document Exchange Number (if applicable)
  • Best number to contact about this action
  • Your reference number
  • If not you

  • Bank Account for Payments

    In the event that the following bank account details are not provided then all payments will be sent by cheque.

  • Defendant's Information

    The party that owes the money (as appears on the Judgment).
  • Select date DD slash MM slash YYYY
  • If the Defendant’s address was different at the claim form and/or judgment stages, please confirm their previous address below:

  • Court Case Details

  • Item 1 on example Judgment
  • Item 2 on example Judgment
  • Select date DD slash MM slash YYYY
    Item 3 on example Judgment
  • Item 4 on example Judgment - including interest to the time of judgment but before costs
  • Item 5 on example Judgment
  • Item 6 on example Judgment
  • Select date DD slash MM slash YYYY
  • INTEREST will be calculated for you on loading your instruction this will be calculated from the date of Judgment
  • Including any information such as further addresses to attend at & details of any specific asset of defendant, etc.
  • Drop files here or
    Accepted file types: jpg, gif, pnf, pdf, doc, docx, png, Max. file size: 10 MB, Max. files: 5.

      Use this section to upload any required supporting documents.

      For example we require a copy of Claim form and a copy of Judgment in Default.

      If you are an individual acting on your own behalf, and not represented by a Solicitor, we will required a copy of your ID, and proof of address from the last three months, which can be uploaded in supporting documents at the bottom of this instruction form.

      We can accept files in .pdf, .doc, .docx, .jpg, .gif or .png format. You can load up to 5 files together with a total file size of up to 10MB.

      Please note that large files may take a long time to upload, so please be patient and only click the 'Submit' button at the end of this form once and wait for the system to confirm the form has been uploaded.

    • Other Information

    • Authorisation

      Please read the following sections carefully and tick the box at the end to indicate your agreement.
      For same day action pay by Credit or Debit Card we will ring you to arrange payment and begin immediately. If you choose to send us a cheque we will not begin work until we have received the cheque.

    • Terms and Conditions:

      1. I authorise Court Enforcement Services Ltd to apply to transfer the attached judgment to the High Court for enforcement and authorise Court Enforcement Services Ltd to carry out the transfer.
      2. I request that the writ be issued to an Authorised High Court Enforcement Officer within Court Enforcement Services Ltd.
      3. I authorise Court Enforcement Services Ltd to sign any court form necessary for the purpose of enforcing my judgment including County Court Form N293a or any Statement of Truth required in support of my application to enforce my judgment.
      4. I authorise the County Court to return the completed N293a direct to Court Enforcement Services and / or to correspond directly with Court Enforcement Services Ltd regarding my application.
      5. I confirm that the judgment is not based upon a Regulated Agreement under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
      6. We will notify you of any cleared funds received and remit the same in accordance with the applicable legislation, regulations and agreements that are in place at the time.
      7. Where money is collected in relation to a High Court Writ, it must be retained for 14 days before it can be paid to a client/creditor. The 14-day retention period is stipulated in the Insolvency Act 1986.
        8. Part settlements - our costs will be deducted from the sums recovered from the debtor on a pro-rata basis.
      8. Our administration fees are usually paid by the debtor on successful recovery. Where we are unable to recover the amount due, and this could be for a variety of reasons, you will be charged £75.00 plus VAT. These reasons include but are not limited to, situations where we are unable to trace the debtor, where the debtor successfully applies to have the judgment set aside, where the debtor is or has been declared bankrupt and where there are insufficient assets to cover the debt owed. Our standard payment terms are 30 days from date of invoice (unless otherwise stated).
      9. We will retain first from any part payments received from the debtor sufficient funds to cover any fees and costs due from you including the £90 (inclusive of VAT) compliance/abortive fee.
      10. The claimant if VAT registered is liable to pay VAT on any enforcement fees incurred by us and agrees to make payment of any such VAT in accordance with our standard terms of payment.
      11. Please note that if you are an individual claimant (judgment creditor/litigant in person) and enter direct negotiations with the judgment debtor which results in a settlement and/or direct payment(s) during the life of the writ after an attendance and whilst we are acting on your behalf, then you may be liable for further statutory enforcement fees due under the writ in accordance with The Taking Control of Goods (Fees) Regulations 2014 (which we are normally entitled to recover from the judgment debtor).

      Part settlements - our costs will be deducted from the sums recovered from the debtor on a pro-rata basis.

      NB: Late payment charges will be applied to all our overdue invoices in accordance with the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998 (As Amended).

      CONSENT AND NOTICE REGARDING ELECTRONIC INSTRUCTIONS TO COURT ENFORCEMENT SERVICES.

      Electronic Signature Agreement.

      By submitting these instructions to Court Enforcement Services Limited you are signing this document electronically. You agree your electronic signature is the legal equivalent of your manual signature on this Agreement.

      By submitting this instruction document you consent to Court Enforcement Services Limited acting as Certificated Enforcement Agents on your behalf.

      You further agree that your use of a key pad, mouse or other device to select an item, button, icon or similar act/action, or to otherwise provide Court Enforcement Services Limited with  instructions via our client web portal or online instructions constitutes your signature (hereafter referred to as "E-Signature"), acceptance and agreement as if actually signed by you in writing.

      You also agree that no certification authority or other third party verification is necessary to validate your E-Signature and that the lack of such certification or third party verification will not in any way affect the enforceability of your E-Signature or any resulting contract between you and Court Enforcement Services Limited.

      You also represent that you are authorised to provide these instructions on behalf of the creditor and  will be bound by the terms of this Agreement.

      You further agree that each use of your E-Signature in instructing Court Enforcement Services Limited constitutes your agreement to be bound by the terms and conditions of the  authorisation to act as enforcement agent of Court Enforcement Services Limited as they exist on the date of your E-Signature.

    • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

    Transfer Up CCJ to High Court Enforcement. Our clients have found that transferring up their County Court Judgments (CCJs) to authorise High Court Enforcement, has achieved the following benefits over the traditional County Court route: It’s a quicker process to enforce and collect, usually more cost-effective and a much better chance to collect the full amount owed. This is because with Transfer Up CCJ to High Court Enforcement we are paid on results.

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