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Forms We Can Complete

COP1 — Main Application

The primary application form for deputyship or one-off decisions. We complete all sections accurately based on your information.

COP1A — Financial Details

Annex for property and financial affairs applications. Bank accounts, property, income, debts — all documented correctly.

COP4 — Deputy's Declaration

The declaration you sign as proposed deputy. We ensure it's completed properly and consistent with your COP1.

COP24 — Witness Statement

Supporting witness statement explaining the circumstances. We draft this in proper legal format.

Notification Forms

COP5, COP14, COP15, COP20A, COP20B — the forms required to notify relevant parties about your application.

COP3 — We Cannot Complete This

The COP3 is a mental capacity assessment. It must be completed by a qualified healthcare professional (GP, social worker, nurse, psychologist, or psychiatrist). Private assessments typically cost £400-£600.

Important: We Complete Forms, We Don't File Them

We are not solicitors. We complete and review your Court of Protection forms, but you must file them with the Court yourself. We provide clear instructions on how to submit your completed application.

Pricing

Form Review
We review your draft forms, list what's missing or incorrect
£125
Single Form Completion
We complete one COP form based on your information
£95
COP Application Pack
COP1 + COP1A + COP4 completed as a bundle
£250
Full Application Bundle
COP1 + COP1A + COP4 + COP24 + notification forms
£400

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Not sure what information you need?

Don't worry — you don't need to understand the forms or know everything upfront. Just tell us what you know about your situation. We'll review it, tell you exactly what's missing, and ask the right questions to get everything we need. That's what we're here for.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Court of Protection?
The Court of Protection makes decisions about the financial affairs and personal welfare of people who lack mental capacity to make those decisions themselves. If you need to manage someone's finances or make welfare decisions on their behalf, you may need to apply to become their deputy.
Why can't you complete the COP3?
The COP3 is a mental capacity assessment — a medical document that must be completed by a qualified healthcare professional who has examined the person (called "P"). This includes GPs, social workers, community psychiatric nurses, psychologists, or psychiatrists. We are not medical professionals, so we cannot complete this form. You'll need to arrange a capacity assessment separately, which typically costs £400-£600 for private assessments.
How does the Form Review service work?
Send us whatever you've completed so far — even if it's only partially filled in. We'll review every form, check for errors and inconsistencies, and provide you with a detailed list of what's missing or needs correction. This is ideal if you've started the process but aren't sure what's wrong or what else you need.
What information do you need from me?
For a deputyship application, we typically need: details about P (the person who lacks capacity), their assets and income, their debts and outgoings, details about family members who need to be notified, information about you as the proposed deputy, and why deputyship is needed. We'll send you a detailed checklist once you place an order.
How long does it take?
Form Review: 48 hours. Single Form Completion: 3-5 working days. Full Application Pack: 5-7 working days. Rush service is available for urgent applications.
Can you help if my application has been rejected?
Yes. If the Court has returned your forms due to errors or missing information, send us the rejection letter and your forms. We'll identify exactly what needs to be corrected and can complete revised forms for you.