Withdraw application to determine claim
If you have submitted your application to have a claim determined (order to pay or judicial assistance), you can withdraw the application before we have made a decision.
You can withdraw your application
- via the e-service Orders (Förelägganden)
- by post
- via email.
Withdraw the application via e-service
You can use the e-service to withdraw the application if
- you are the sole applicant and the claim is directed against only one person or one company
- the withdrawal refers to the application in its entirety.
The e-service is available to you who are a
- private individual
- CEO/Managing Director of a company
- representative with sole signatory power.
The e-service is in Swedish.
Withdraw the application by post or via email
If you withdraw by post or via email, you must state
- the case number that we have assigned to the application
- name and personal identity/company registration number of you or your company and of the person against whom the application is directed.
You can find contact details on our website.
Send letter or application: Other documents
If you are a legal representative
You who are a legal representative of an applicant
- cannot use the e-service to withdraw an application
- receives a decision to take no further action if the applicant chooses to withdraw an application themselves.
Withdraw application for enforcement
If you have applied for our help with, for example, collecting a debt (enforcement), send the withdrawal
- by post to one of our offices - which office is determined by where in the country the person who must pay or do something (the debtor) lives
- via email.
In your withdrawal, you must fill in
- the case number that we have assigned to the case
- the personal identity number or company registration number of you and the person against whom the application is directed (parties).
Find the correct office by filling in the postal code of the person who must pay or do something (the debtor) and click search.
Submit application for enforcement (in Swedish)
Pay even though you withdraw
You must pay the fee even if you withdraw your application for an order to pay.
You may also have to pay the fee for enforcement, if it has not already been paid by the defendant. You may also receive an invoice for costs incurred in the case.
You can find more information about fees and costs on our website.