Coronation Claims Office
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Please ignore this note if it appears on a page that redirects readers to other bodies (a signpost page). Historically, the Court of Claims was a special court established after a monarch died or abdicated to judge the validity of the claims of people who wished to perform certain honorary services at the coronation.

In 2023, for the Coronation of King Charles III, the Coronation Claims Office carried out this function. The  Coronation Claims Office was part of the Cabinet Office and any FOI requests should therefore be submitted to the Cabinet Office.