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Form COP1A: Apply to make decisions on someone's behalf (property and finance)

Describe the property and finance decisions you need to make for someone when applying for a Court of Protection order.

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HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
1 July 2015
Last updated
17 December 2024 — See all updates

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Annex A - Supporting information for property and affairs applications

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How to apply to make property and finance decisions on someone’s behalf (including Child Trust Funds)

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Annex A - Supporting information for property and affairs applications (large print version to print and complete by hand)

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Apply to be a property and financial affairs deputy

Apply to do things like pay the person’s bills, manage their child’s trust fund or organise their pension.

Where to send your forms

You can apply to be a deputy and upload your forms online.

Alternatively, you can send the forms, including 2 copies of the application form (COP1), to the Court of Protection with a cheque for the application fee.

Court of Protection
PO Box 70185
First Avenue House
42-49 High Holborn
London
WC1A 9JA

Updates to this page

Published 1 July 2015
Last updated 17 December 2024 + show all updates

  1. Added a new guidance HTML in English

  2. Signature box can accept typed name.

  3. Added translation

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