63.2 Notice Of Objection To The Grant Of A Certificate Of Qualification - Auctioneers And House Agents Act 1947

What this form is for

• • Use when objecting to a specific applicant's certification
• • Use when you have legitimate concerns about an applicant's qualifications
• • Use when you have evidence supporting your objection
• • Do not use for general complaints about auctioneers or house agents
• • Do not use for objections unrelated to the certification process

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

Objections must typically be submitted before the certification decision is made, but specific deadlines may be outlined in the application notification or on the Courts Service website.

Before you submit

• • Form is completed in full with all sections filled
• • Applicant's correct details are provided
• • Specific grounds for objection are clearly stated
• • Supporting evidence is attached
• • Form is signed and dated
• • Correct submission method is used
• • Copy of the form is retained for your records

How to file this form

1. 1Obtain the correct version of Form 63.2 from the Courts Service website
2. 2Complete all sections with accurate information about the applicant
3. 3Clearly state your specific grounds for objection
4. 4Gather and attach relevant supporting documentation
5. 5Submit the completed form to the Courts Service using the specified method
6. 6Keep a copy of your submitted form and any acknowledgment received

Known limitations

• • The objection must relate to specific qualification requirements
• • Anonymous objections may not be considered
• • The form cannot be used for general complaints about licensed auctioneers
• • The objection must be based on factual grounds, not personal opinions