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Getting Started in e-Court - PUBLIC USER
- The Registry has compiled a simple guide below that will assist you to get started with your public user account. The suggested steps are as follows:
- Obtain a Public User Account with the Court by completing the 'Public User Application Form' . Please return this completed form to the Court by post, by facsimile or in person. Once this account is set up by an LEC Systems Administrator, you will receive instant electronic notification of any new application received at the Court involving the nominated Public User.
- Obtain a (individual) User Account (optional) with the Court by completing the ‘Authenticated User Account Application Form’ . Please return this completed form to the Court by post, by facsimile or in person. This account will allow practitioners and users additional access privileges to those associated with a Public User account. Once this account is set up by an LEC Systems Administrator, you will receive an email at your nominated email address giving you a User ID and asking you to create a password known only to yourself.
- Inform the Court of your list of current active files, including those already created in the existing stand-alone e-Court system, by completing the ‘List of Current Active Files Form’ . Please return this completed form to the Court by post, by facsimile or in person. The purpose of this exercise is to link your new User Account with those matters for which you have already registered an appearance.
- Amend existing Court documentation templates. Certain common appearance documents that you may wish to file with the Court can be modified to assist the Registry staff to identify the matter in question against your existing User Account. The key documents in question are:
- Application Class 1-4 Forms
- Notices of Appearance
- Notices of Change of Solicitor
- Notices of Ceasing to Act
Please select this link for a sample document with the suggested wording that you may wish to be included on your own documentation.
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