Post a JSON object from a website to a Rest Web API on another website

We need someone to assist us with posting a JSON object from a website [login to view URL] to a Rest Web API on another website [login to view URL] The JSON objects will consist of the data collected from the form on the Wordpress form on our site. This is the object that needs to be posted (the code below is C#): public class ApplicationForm { public string AccidentDate { get; set; } public string ClientName { get; set; } public string ClientEmail { get; set; } public string ClientPhone { get; set; } public string Injury { get; set; } public string AddressLine1 { get; set; } public string Driver { get; set; } public string ChildVictim { get; set; } public string AbleToWork { get; set; } public string CurrentComplaint { get; set; } public string AccidentDescription { get; set; } public string ClaimForDeceased { get; set; } } This is the URL that you need to post to: [login to view URL] This is an example of the JSON string that represents the object. { "AccidentDate":"15 Oct 2018", "ClientName":"Tom hanks", "ClientEmail":"Tom@[login to view URL]", "ClientPhone":"0116597874", "Injury":"Whip Lash", "AddressLine1":"No 1 The Road Randburg", "Driver":"Self","ChildVictim":"No", "AbleToWork":"Yes", "CurrentComplaint":"Stiff Neck", "AccidentDescription":"Taxi jumped the robot", "ClaimForDeceased":"No" } Below is some sample C# code that does the posting, you can use as a reference (you will be doing it in Javascript or php: private void btnPostAppForm_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { //Create a test form ApplicationForm TestForm = new ApplicationForm(); [login to view URL] = "15 Oct 2018"; [login to view URL] = "Tom hanks"; [login to view URL] = "Tom@[login to view URL]"; [login to view URL] = "0116597874"; [login to view URL] = "Whip Lash"; [login to view URL] = "No 1 The Road Randburg"; [login to view URL] = "Self"; [login to view URL] = "No"; [login to view URL] = "Yes"; [login to view URL] = "Stiff Neck"; [login to view URL] = "Taxi jumped the robot"; [login to view URL] = "No"; //Call the posting method string Response = PostTheApplicationForm(TestForm); [login to view URL](Response); } //Posting Method public string PostTheApplicationForm(ApplicationForm form) { try { var httpWebRequest = (HttpWebRequest)[login to view URL]("[login to view URL]"); [login to view URL] = "application/json"; [login to view URL] = "POST"; string json = new JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize(form); using (var streamWriter = new StreamWriter([login to view URL]())) { [login to view URL](json); [login to view URL](); } var httpResponse = (HttpWebResponse)[login to view URL](); return [login to view URL]; } catch (Exception X) { [login to view URL]([login to view URL]()); } return ""; } You must have excellent knowledge of C# PHP and javascript to assist and preferably someone who has done this type of task before.