Form

Evidence of identity and declaration when claiming money held by a civil court: Form CH60

Use this form to provide evidence of your identity and to declare you are who you say you are when applying to claim money that is being held by the court on your behalf.

From:
HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
18 December 2025

Documents

Evidence of identity and declaration in support of an application: Form CH60

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Details

You can only use this form if you are applying to the High Court Chancery Division to reclaim money paid into the court on your behalf:

  • following proceedings relating to repossession of property
  • in line with section 63 of the Trustee Act 1925
  • if you are a shareholder who disagrees with a major decision made by a company

You will also need to complete and return the N244 application notice.

For guidance on how to apply to reclaim funds, see the guidance for miscellaneous payments out of court.

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Published 18 December 2025

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