Form & Case problem

I have a form it submits a registration case then redirects to another page that has different form on it. This form is meant to create another case for a job application and it does so correctly if you navigate to that page by clicking the page link etc. But after the registration form redirect to the same page the form on this page submits the info to the same registration case not a new case like I want. I kind of get what it is doing but how do I stop this?
Any help appreciated.
Cheers Daniel

Hi
Jalil Cracker,
>>when user pres n then it must go to a form but error arises and not working good and threading is not respondin
Could you post the error information? And which line caused this error？
If you want to show Form1, you can use form.show() method
Form1 frm = new Form1();
frm.Show();
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