Can You Submit an N244 Form Online?

You can submit an N244 yourself online or by post, but it is not advisable. N244 forms need to be presented alongside specific evidence demonstrating how you plan to clear your mortgage arrears.

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How to Submit an N244 Form Online

You can submit your N244 form online via email or by post to your specific county court. Applicants (defendants) can often find completing an N244 form challenging due to ascertaining whether the information they are entering is correct and/or comprehensive enough.

Only when submitted to the court and used correctly will an N244 form delay or stop the proposed repossession. In turn, with the right legal help and representation, an emergency hearing can prevent eviction. Our considerable experience in the field of residential property law means that we have the expertise to apply to the court correctly, gain an emergency hearing, stop the eviction order and save your home.

If you need assistance or advice with your online or printed application then contact our team for free guidance.

How to Stop Repossession

1. Don’t take emergency finance

Other companies may have misled you into believing that a bridging loan or short-term finance is your best or even only choice. That’s not true. The temporary relief will be short-lived when you are facing repossession for a much higher sum.

2. Don’t accept a quick sale

In desperate situations, you may be tempted to accept a below-market-value “instant cash” offer on your home. Avoid quick sale companies at all costs—they profit from your misfortune. We can provide better options.

3. Get us to help

We can help you navigate through your options. We will force your lender to give you time to make a decision that suits you. Our first step is to assess affordability for you to keep the property long-term. If this is not an option, then we will ensure you speak to regulated finance professionals or have time to sell your property on the open market.