MoJ Forms is no longer being developed
MoJ's primary form building platform is now GOV.UK Forms. Service teams should consider and rule out GOV.UK Forms before considering MoJ Forms.
Our plan is to retire the platform once suitable alternative arrangements have been made for the services we currently host. We plan to complete this transition by the end of 2025. MoJ Forms will be maintained and supported throughout this period.
Read the latest update on our migration plans from August 2024.
If you think you may still have a use case for MoJ Forms, contact us to discuss your requirements.
Cut the cost of building digital forms
With MoJ Forms you can:
- prototype, create, test and publish forms
- build form pages using a variety of question formats
- design and guide your users through complex journeys with our visual flow and branching
- show different versions of content on a page based on a user's answers
- link users to GOV.UK Pay for an uninterrupted payment journey
- allow users to save a partially completed form and come back later
- collect user data in PDF and CSV format direct to your inbox
- link your form to a Google Analytics account to monitor performance
A service you can trust
MoJ Forms can save you months in design, development and testing time. All the page templates and components available to you have been:
- built to GOV.UK Design System styles and patterns
- tested with real users
- audited for accessibility
In addition, your forms will be hosted on a monitored, supported platform and your users’ data will be protected to the highest government standards.
How teams are using MoJ Forms
- Court of Protection is helping people apply to be a deputy for someone who may lack mental capacity
- Official Solicitor and Public Trustee (OSPT) is improving the process for landlords to register a notice when a tenant dies without an executor or will
- HM Prisons and Probation Service (HMPPS) is enabling people to block unwanted contact from prisoners
- MoJ recruitment team is connecting with people who are interested in working in prisons and probation
- Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) is capturing enquiries and complaints from the public