Council Regulation 1896/2006 of 12 December 2006 establishing a European order for payment allows creditors to get your uncontested civil and commercial claims under a single procedure, acting on the basis of standard forms.
Shall apply in all Member States of the European Union except Denmark.
The procedure does not require attendance in court. Plaintiff need only present their claims, then the procedure should its own power. It requires no further formalities or intervention by the plaintiff. The regulation provides seven standard form.
Application for a European order for payment in Bulgaria shall be submitted to the district court’s permanent address of the debtor, at its registered office or place of performance. (Art. 625, para. 1 of Bulgarian Civil Code Procedure)
In term of art. 16, para. 2 knowledge of the order for the debtor may ask the appellate court for its review (canceled in accordance with Art. 423 of the Civil Code Procedure).
Service Communications in the European order for payment shall be made by an officer of the court by mail or by courier registered mail c c acknowledgment. Where the place of service there is no court office service may be made by the municipality or city hall (Art. 42, para. 1 of Bulgarian Civil Code Procedure)
It is important to know that Republic of Bulgaria considers that the European order for payment should accompany c Bulgarian translation.
Procedure Forms:
Form A – Application for European order for payment
Form B – Application to the claimant to complete and / or correction of an application for a European order for payment
Form C – Proposal to amend the applicant’s request for a European order for payment
Form D – Decision to reject an application for a European order for payment
Form E – European Order for Payment
Form E – Opposition to a European order for payment
Form G – Declaration of enforceability
Here is the link to the Regulation (EC) No 1896/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2006 creating a European order for payment procedure