*Due to the pandemic COVID-19, all the people should follow the guidelines of the social distancing and must wear mask all the times.

People who are visiting to the UK court or tribunal for a hearing, make sure to follow the steps

1. Arrive 30 minutes before your hearing stated in the letter.
2. Hearing letter with your case number where the case number will be useful to find the exact location in the building.
3. Documents or any papers that you need for your hearing
4. Food and drink, including water (Some courts have refreshments available)

Who can be present in a Crown Court hearing in UK

• The defendant
• The defence lawyer
• The prosecutor
• The witness
• Assistance for the witness
• The probation officer
• The judge
• The jury
• The court clerk
• The usher
• The press/media
• The public

Who can be present in a magistrates’ court hearing in UK?

• The defendant
• The defence lawyer
• The witness
• Assistance for the witness
• The prosecutor
• The legal advisor/court associate
• The probation officer
• The magistrates/district judge
• The usher
• The press/media
• The public

Who can be present in a employment tribunal hearing in UK?

• The claimant
  The claimant’s representative
  The respondent
  The respondent’s representative
  The witness
  The employment judge
  The non-legal members
  The tribunal clerk
  The press/media
  The public

Who can be present in a civil or family court hearing in UK?

• The claimant or applicant
• The defendant or respondent
• The witness
• The barrister or solicitor
• The judge
• The court clerk/usher
• The press/media
• The public

Who can be present in a immigration and asylum tribunal hearing in UK?

• The appellant
• The judge
• The appellant’s representative
• The Home Office presenting officer
• The clerk and tribunal staff
• The interpreter
• The witness
• The press/media
• The public
• Types of hearing

Who can be present in a social security and child support tribunal hearing. in UK?

• The appellant
• The representative
• The other party
• The presenting officer
• The tribunal panel
• The clerk to the tribunal
• The public/media

For more details, visit https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/hmcts-whos-who-in-courts-and-tribunals

List of Court and tribunal fees in UK. How to pay?

How to pay UK court or tribunal fee?

You cannot pay most fees online. Pay:

• in person at a court or tribunal by cheque, cash, debit or credit card
• by post with a cheque made out to ‘HM Courts and Tribunals Service’

You can only pay online when you use:

• money claim online
• possession claim online
• immigration appeal online

Court of Protection – fees

Civil and Family Court Fees

Immigration and asylum tribunal cases

For more details, visit https://www.gov.uk/court-fees-what-they-are

UK Court and Tribunal forms

Court fees in Scotland and Northern Ireland

Pay the court fine online