Form A – Official Fillable Application Form

Form A is a standard government application used for financial provisions such as court‑ordered financial orders. Whether you are a solicitor, a party to a family dispute, or a financial adviser, you need the correct, up‑to‑date PDF to ensure your application is accepted.

What is Form A and When to Use It

Form A (also known as the "Notice of intention to proceed with a financial application") is required when you are applying for a financial remedy in the UK courts. It outlines the parties involved, the type of financial order sought, and provides space for supporting evidence.

How to Complete Form A Online

Instead of printing, printing, and scanning, you can fill the form directly in your browser using Formize’s built‑in PDF filler:

• Click the "Fill out this form" button on this page.
• Wait a few seconds while the Formize PDF Filler app loads.
• Enter your information in each fillable field – the interface works on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Save your progress at any time and return later if needed.
• When finished, download the completed PDF or send it directly to the court via email.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Leaving required fields blank – the filler highlights missing information before you can submit.
• Uploading password‑protected documents – the court cannot open them.
• Exceeding file size limits – keep each attachment under 5 MB and total under 10 MB.
• Using an outdated version – always download the latest PDF from this page.

Supporting Documents Checklist

Prepare the following files before you start:

• Financial statements (PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, or BMP)
• Identification documents for all parties
• Any previous court orders related to the case

Submit Your Completed Form

After filling out Form A, you can either:

• Upload the PDF through the court’s online portal, or
• Print, sign, and post the form to the appropriate court address.

Using Formize’s online filler ensures the PDF is correctly formatted, saving you time and reducing the risk of rejection.