Inside the complaint process
We recommend the package that fits the work needed at your current stage.

Most people who come to us want to challenge an unfair marker but do not know where to start. This page explains exactly how our process works and how long each stage takes. It begins with a free case assessment.
What happens first
You do not need to work out what to do alone. We look at the marker, the issuer, the evidence, and what has already happened, then recommend documents, representation, fast-track support, or custom-priced support if the standard complaint process has already been exhausted.
We recommend the package that fits the work needed at your current stage.
You can choose prepared documents or have us handle the complaint process for you.
Post-Ombudsman or court-focused work is assessed and priced separately.
Our process
We follow our 4 step Cifas Civil Dispute Process. We assess your marker, understand where you are in the process then draft your complaint documents and submit the complaint to the issuer, and escalate to CIFAS and the Financial Ombudsman if the marker is not removed. Most cases are resolved at the issuer stage, so they never need to go further.
Initial Assessment & Evidence Collection
Before we write anything, we collect your data from the CIFAS marker issuer and hold a consultation with you to gather all the information we need. This is where we confirm whether your marker can realistically be removed.
We prepare a professional complaint and send it
Once we have collected the data and completed our internal investigation, we draft your complaint and submit it to the issuer. The issuer then has up to 8 weeks to provide a final response.
If the issuer refuses, we engage Cifas
If the issuer does not remove the marker, we escalate the complaint to CIFAS for an independent review of the filing against the evidence and the CIFAS rules.
An independent, binding final decision
If the marker still stands, we prepare your case for the Financial Ombudsman, who carries out a thorough, fair, and balanced review and issues a final decision. Depending on your situation, we can also prioritise your case.
Fixed-Fee Packages
Your free assessment tells us what your case needs. From there, pick the level of support that suits you: prepared documents to run the complaint yourself, full representation where we handle everything for you, or fast-track support for urgent cases.
For clients who want professionally prepared documents but will still handle parts of the complaint process themselves.
For clients who want us to handle the complaint process through our fixed 4-stage representation process.
For urgent cases where you want priority support, full complaint-process support, and court documents where needed.
Fixed package prices apply to standard complaint-process support. If your complaint has already been rejected by the Financial Ombudsman, or the work required sits outside the standard complaint process, we will assess the work and quote separately.
Proven results
Real outcomes for real clients. Fast removals, markers cleared at every stage, and compensation paid directly to the people we helped.
500+
Markers challenged
80+
Documented removals
11 min
Fastest removal
100%
Compensation to you
How it works FAQ
We assess where you are in the complaint process, review the marker and evidence, then recommend the right level of support based on your situation.
Yes. Every case is handled through our fixed 4-stage representation process. The support package may change, but the structure we use to assess, prepare, support, and escalate the case remains consistent.
No. The Documents Package does not include a No Win, No Fee guarantee because you remain responsible for parts of the complaint process after the documents are prepared. The Representation Package includes the No Win, No Fee guarantee.
If the complaint process has already been exhausted, we assess what is needed and price the next stage separately. Post-Ombudsman or court-focused support is not treated as a standard complaint-process package.
Yes. Clients receive support through our custom GPT case assistant, so they can ask questions about documents, issuer responses, evidence, and next steps during the process.
No. Any compensation awarded by an issuer, the Financial Ombudsman Service, or a court is paid to you. We do not take a success fee, commission, or deduction.
Next step
Tell us what has happened and where you are in the complaint process. We will assess your situation and recommend the right level of support.