CCJ Navigator
Get Your Personalised CCJ Action Plan
Trying to remove a CCJ, set aside a judgment, or understand your options? Answer a few questions to identify your likely route, understand your options and generate a personalised CCJ Action Plan with a questions answered indicator and evidence checklist.
Helpful CCJ Guides
Learn more about common CCJ situations before generating your personalised action plan.
Your likely route
Start with your judgment details
Answer the questions to receive general procedural information. No legal outcome can be inferred from unanswered questions.
Suggested next step
First confirm whether the judgment has been paid in full.
Check official GOV.UK payment and register guidance and CPR Part 13.
Get Your Personalised CCJ Action Plan Report
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Questions About Your CCJ?
If you have questions about your CCJ situation or need further guidance, we're happy to help.
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Can a CCJ be removed?
In some circumstances a County Court Judgment may be removed or set aside. This can depend on payment timing, service of documents and court procedure.
What if I paid within one calendar month?
A CCJ paid in full within one calendar month of judgment can qualify for cancellation of its register entry. Contact the court; form N443 can be used to request a certificate.
What is a certificate of satisfaction?
If a CCJ is paid in full after one calendar month, it can be marked as satisfied but normally remains on the register for six years.
CCJ Guides & Resources
Explore our free guides covering CCJ removal, set aside applications, cancellation, satisfaction, court forms and common questions.
How to Get a CCJ Removed
Understand cancellation, satisfaction and the main routes that may remove a County Court Judgment.
CCJ Set Aside vs CCJ Removal
Learn the difference between a set aside application and removing a CCJ from the Register.
I Paid My CCJ Within One Month
Understand what happens next, evidence requirements and potential cancellation routes.
N443 vs N244 Explained
Discover which court form may be relevant to your circumstances and why the distinction matters.
CCJ Navigator provides general information only and is not legal advice. For urgent cases, speak to a qualified solicitor, debt adviser or the court directly.