Statement-of-claim deficiency completion map

Start with the status you saw, then choose the deficiency group you recognize in the notice without pasting the message or entering a request number.

This tool continues only for a request to complete a statement-of-claim deficiency. It does not infer a rejection reason, choose claim classification, or interpret a judicial decision.

There are no fields for names, numbers, or notice text. Marks stay on your device and are not saved or sent.

What status appears in Najiz or the message?

I was asked to complete deficienciesThe request was acceptedRejected, inadmissible, or closedDifferent or unclear status

Choose the displayed status first.

Source checked 14 July 2026; service details are reviewed again before 14 August 2026.

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The short answer

When the Najiz status asks for completion of deficiencies, select the group you recognize in the notice and mark three checks: review the notice, verify that group, and return to the request status. The tool stops for acceptance, rejection, closure, or unclear wording. It does not infer a reason, choose claim classification, or draft a statement of claim.[1][2]

What the map covers

The map covers one status: a request to complete deficiencies in a statement-of-claim filing. The Ministry of Justice Case Journey says that when review finds deficiencies, the beneficiary receives a message asking for their completion. That page does not publish a general rejection-code catalog or one completion deadline. Source 1

The tool therefore does not infer why a request was rejected, does not display a completion deadline, and does not convert “rejected,” “inadmissible,” or “closed” into a deficiency that can be cured. It stops and directs attention back to the official description in Najiz.

Groups a user can recognize

The Statement of Claim service publishes general requirements that include applicant identity, claimant and defendant identities, National Address, a valid POA containing the pleading clause when filing as an agent, and a valid guardianship deed when filing as a guardian. Its steps also include entering claim data and attaching required documents. Source 2

Article 41 of the Law of Civil Procedure lists statutory statement-of-claim data. It is cited here to explain that the filing contains structured data, not to select the right data for an individual claim. Source 3

The tool records	The tool does not do
A group the user recognizes	Choose claim classification or a court
Checked, needs completion, or not checked	Inspect a document or declare it sufficient
A count of checked marks	Predict acceptance
Source-check date	Invent a deadline or unpublished route

Drafting and data boundaries

It does not draft the statement of claim, a fact, or a request, and it does not propose a response to a notice; do not paste the message, request number, party names, identity numbers, or addresses. Every input is a controlled choice that remains in page memory on the device.

Public sharing sends a generic link and text only. An image or report containing the selected group and marks appears only after separate consent, and anyone receiving that copy can read it.

Frequently asked questions

Does the tool explain why my request was rejected?

No. The published Case Journey distinguishes acceptance from a request to complete deficiencies, but it does not publish a general rejection-code catalog. The tool therefore stops for rejection, inadmissibility, or closure.[1]

Is there a published deadline for completing every deficiency?

The official pages cited in this version do not display one general completion deadline. The tool does not calculate one; users review any date shown inside the Najiz request itself.[1][2]

Does the tool choose claim classification?

No. Choosing classification or jurisdiction for an individual claim is outside the map. It records only a deficiency group the user recognizes themselves.

Should I paste the message or request number?

No. There is no field for either. Public sharing contains a tool link and generic text without a status, group, or mark.

Official sources

Source	Article / reference	As of
Case Journey — Ministry of Justice	Statement-of-claim filing; request review; notice to complete deficiencies	2026-07-14
Statement of Claim service — Ministry of Justice	Service access conditions and steps for claim data and attachments	2026-07-14
Law of Civil Procedure — Bureau of Experts	Article 41 — statement-of-claim data	2026-07-14

Change log

2026-07-14Launched the narrow on-device statement-of-claim deficiency completion map

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Statement-of-claim deficiency completion map