Court Possession - Form N5B - pedantic questions from a newbie

[Johnson5]

I'm not a newbie landlord, but this is the first time I've had to go down the court possession route to end a tenancy, so I was wondering if anyone could help me out with the questions below:

1. The AST uses a common abbreviation of my first name -- presumably the name I use on Form N5B should match that, rather than using my full name?
2. Same question for the tenants - should I match their names exactly to the AST? (Including matching idiosyncrasies such as putting in a middle initial?)
3. The only version of the signed AST I have is a fairly low-quality scan (although it is indisputably fully legible throughout) -- is the quality going to be a problem? (Yes, I know I should've kept a better copy, but it was signed years ago and hindsight is a wonderful thing....). If not, what can I do about it? I have a good quality copy of the unsigned AST -- will that help?
4. I sent the S.21 notice by recorded delivery -- would suitable proof that the notice was served (attachment "C1") be the post office receipts combined with a print out from the Royal Mail website showing matching proof of delivery?
5. Would the "tenancy deposit scheme certificate" just be a print out of the relevant page from the Deposit Protection Service website?

I probably come across as a real worrier but I don't want to get this wrong....

[JK0]

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Send the scan.
4. Yeah, that sounds okay. Don't use recorded in future as tenant can refuse them.
5. I think you need a certificate with your code on it. Is that what you mean?

BTW, you might want to think twice about using the online possession website. The N5B they produced and I printed out was turned down by my local court. See here: http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/forums...iculous-judges (I still have no reply to my letter.)

[Johnson5]

5. I think you need a certificate with your code on it. Is that what you mean?

Hello, it's a print out of the deposit's page on my Deposit Protection Service account -- it includes all the details of the deposit so I think it's OK.

Sounds a dreadful business with them refusing your form. Sorry to see that.