CCJs and removing them
You are entitled by law, at any time (even if it is 1 or 2 or many years after the judgment was issued) to re-open your case with a view to having a CCJ removed (the actual court term is "set-aside"), There are many reasons for doing this but you do need to at least have some reason to approach the court. Primary reasons may be due to the fact that it was not correctly issued in accordance with your legal rights or that you wish to counterclaim the judgment.

Indeed the main basis for re-opening a case that has already come to court and concluded CCJs against you, is a dispute of one of the many many aspects of a CCJ. In this regard it should be seen that there are many possible approaches to get your case re-heard and the judgment removed.

Approaching the Court to remove CCJs.
Once you have decided your course of action, then in the first instance write to the original court, or even visit personally, and ask for a "Notice of Application" form. Once received, fill in the form and using a covering letter respectfully ask the judge to recall the case, with a view to setting aside the judgment.

For more about the circumstances and reasons to remove CCJs, the Complete UK Credit Repair Guide provides valuable information to help you to do this in the quickest possible time and by completely legal methods. For details about the guide please click here