You may make payment of the prescribed registration fee online, or in person at the Supreme Court cashier’s counter located at level 2 of the Supreme Court building at 1 Supreme Court Lane, Singapore 178879. The operating hours are 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. from Mondays to Thursdays and 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on Fridays.
For online payments, payment can be made by electronic bank transfer to the following bank account or by credit card. For credit card payments, please note that we accept either Visa or Mastercard.
Bank Name |
United Overseas Bank |
|
Coleman Branch |
Account Number |
302-311-987-9 |
Account Name |
Registrar Supreme Court/AG |
Swift Code |
UOVBSGSG |
Bank Address |
1 Coleman Street #01-14 & #B1-19 |
|
The Adelphi |
|
Singapore 179803 |
Please note that the amount of S$300 for the registration fee is the nett amount to be paid into the above mentioned bank account. Any additional fees and charges imposed in respect of the electronic bank transfer or credit card payment shall be borne by the payor separately.
If you choose to pay by electronic bank transfer, please let the SICC Registry have a bank transfer slip showing the payment of the prescribed non-refundable registration fee of S$300. Please indicate "RFL", followed by your full name, on the bank transfer slip to facilitate the SICC registry identifying the incoming bank transfer payment and linking it to your registration application.
If you are making the transfer from a Singapore bank account, you may wish to select the FAST mode of transfer and indicate “RFL” followed by your full name in the comments field. This will allow us to identify the incoming bank transfer payment and link it to your registration application.
If you prefer to make payment of the prescribed registration fee in person, please note that the Supreme Court cashier’s counter only accepts the following payment modes:
- Credit card (Visa or Mastercard);
- Nets/Cashcard;
- Cash; or
- Cashier’s Order (made payable to “Registrar Supreme Court / AG”)
If you choose to pay online, you would first have to create a user account in eLitigation. For more information, you may wish to refer to the following link: https://www.elitigation.sg/_layouts/IELS/Home/ReferenceCentre.aspx. In that link, click on “Quick Filing Guides” and select “Registration of Foreign Lawyers”.