Extension of Time Request Report

This report details an application for an extension of time to reprocess a legal claim. The applicant explains that the original claim, submitted to the CCMCC on 31/12/2014, was returned without a date, reference number, or judge's name. Despite attempts to obtain clarification from the CCMCC and Guildford Citizen Advice Bureau, and submitting a Subject Access Request, the applicant faced difficulties in verifying the claim's status. The report highlights the challenges encountered in obtaining necessary information from the court and justifies the need for an extension to properly address the claim.

An application for an extension of time to reprocess the original claim
Dear Sir,
This is to inform you that all reasonable steps to comply with the rule 7.5 have been
taken by me in respect to process the original claim and I have acted for making the application.
This decision letter is written for informing that the original claim lodged to the CMMC on
3112/2014 has been sent to me without date, reference number, and name of the judge. However,
I have appropriated reasonable steps to find out what the decision meant with the worker from
Guildford Citizen Advice Bureau on 17 Feb 2015. I was informed by the CCMCC and the
Guildford Cab that no case was lodged with the court, hence, it was far from my ability to check
whether their decision was reasonable or not. Furthermore, I have emailed to court and asked for
sending me explanation what the decision letters means with all case references numbers which
were given to me. Yet, I have not got any reply from the court side. This was the reason for
which I have sent Subject Access Request to Salford Money Claim Court in Sept 2015. In
against to that request, I was replied that no record existed about me. However, in October 2015
I was sent some letters under various reference numbers such as, and on 2 December 2015 the
CCMCC has confirmed me that first time that the decision letter was sent without date a
reference. This is to be bring into your notice that Until 2 December 2015 the CCMCC denied
for having any case in their record about the decision letter.
Your Faithfully,
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