Prepare and submit evidence to support your legal claim

Why evidence quality matters

Evidence quality affects legal outcomes. Incomplete, edited, or poorly sequenced records can weaken correspondence, delay settlement discussions, and reduce procedural clarity. Our objective is to ensure your documentation is structured for legal effectiveness.

When preparing an evidence pack, focus on chronology, document authenticity, and source clarity. Every file should support one or more legal points: what happened, when it happened, who was involved, and what financial or personal loss occurred.

• Chronology-based files are easier to review and action.
• Original records preserve evidential integrity.
• Consistent naming conventions reduce processing delays.
• Clear source attribution supports credibility.

Submission standards and formatting

For initial submission, combine related documents where possible and label files with dates, for example: 2026-02-14_bank-transfer-proof.pdf. Keep duplicate files to a minimum and avoid compressing records in a way that removes metadata.

• Use PDF format for statements, formal letters, and policy documents.
• Use high-resolution images for screenshots and visual evidence.
• Retain original headers for emails where possible.
• List all missing records so we can request them strategically.

If your documents exceed upload limits, submit your initial form and reference that additional records are available. We will provide follow-up submission instructions.