For a simple interim application, what is typically attached to Form N244?

• A. A draft order
• B. A sworn affidavit
• C. A medical report
• D. A tax certificate

Answer: (A)

For an interim application, the key item attached to Form N244 is a draft order. This is because the court needs to see the exact orders you want it to make if the application succeeds. The draft order sets out the precise terms—such as any injunction or directions, how orders are to operate in the meantime, who bears costs, and any time limits—so the judge can focus on whether those terms should be granted and, if so, convert the draft into a formal order without delay.

Supporting evidence, like affidavits or witness statements, is normally provided separately to back up the application, but the draft order itself is the standard attachment to the N244. The other options listed aren’t typical attachments for a simple interim application unless the case facts require them (they’re not standard features of Form N244).