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Online licensing will reduce footfall in offices
07 Jul 2020 / courts Print

Online licensing will reduce footfall in offices

The Courts Service is accepting all licensing applications online through its Courts Service Online system (www.CSOL.ie).

All solicitors are now encouraged to file, pay for, serve and track licensing applications through the online system.

Lodging and paying for licensing applications online will reduce footfall in court offices nationwide for the health and safety of all staff.

Anyone who need assistance can contact casu@courts.ie or the local court office.

Train

An online presentation on eLicensing is now booking for legal practitioners to train on the new system.

This will take place on 14 July at three pm.

Practitioners are encouraged to register in advance for this meeting. 

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