Important Customer Notice

Changes to the NI Courts and Tribunals Service website.

We have made some changes to enhance the capabilities and security of our website.

From Monday 29 August 2011 customers who have registered with our website will be prompted to enter any missing mandatory account details when they next login. Customers whose password is not at least 7 characters long containing at least one uppercase letter, at least one lowercase letter and at least one number will be prompted to change their password to comply with this policy.

If you have any queries or experience difficulties, please contact our web team by email.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused during the upgrade process.

Juror Notices Online

Have you received a Jury Notice advising you that you have been selected for jury service? You can now complete an online Form of Return using this link.

Online Services

For EJO debt register search, High Court Search and Copy Orders just login/register and this link will take you to our online services page.

Fine Payments

If you have been fined, you can now pay your fine online. This link will take you to the Fine Payments Online section of our site and further information about this service.

Matrimonial

To complement Practice Direction 01/2011 the Matrimonial and civil partnership section on our website has been developed to provide easier access to procedural guidance and forms.

ICOS Case Tracking

The ICOS Case Tracking online service allows solicitor firms, government departments and other organisations to securely access case details for civil, criminal and family cases in which they are involved.

Small Claims Online

This facility allows customers to make a claim to recover money owed to them up to a fixed amount of £3,000. Use this link to go to the small claims section of our onlines services page.

Customer Service

This section outlines our commitment to customer service. You can view our customer service strategy and service standards here.

Community Programmes

Our Community Programmes are used to promote education and understanding of the justice system. For information about the programmes follow this link.