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24 Nov 13 #414570 by treaclepie
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I need some help with a application for a fee a fee remission. I just want it to be clarified how to fill in the details for remission 2-full or part remission based on gross monthly income. Do I add the last three months up and put the divided figure in it on the gross total monthly income?

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25 Nov 13 #414599 by .Charles
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form EX160a is the guidance on fee remission and is available here: hmctsformfinder.justice.gov.uk/HMCTS/Get...?court_forms_id=4396

Looking at the form it asks on page 19 that you do the following:

If you apply under Remission 2 you must give the court or tribunal evidence of your gross monthly income. Gross monthly income is your total income from any and all sources for the month preceding your fee remission application


You have to provide 3 months of wage slips to prove that you consistently receive around the same wage. There is no suggestion of providing average income information though.

Charles

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