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27 April 2021
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LNB News: HMCTS updates E-Filing guidance to include Help with Fees number when paying

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HM Courts & Tribunals Services (HMCTS) has published updated guidance on the use of its E-Filing service. 
Lexis®Library update: E-Filing, part of the wider CE-Filing system, is for use by people outside of HMCTS. The guidance has been transferred from the Justice website to the government website and has been updated to introduce a new functionality—namely that users can now include a Help with Fees number when paying for filings.

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