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I have the following complex object in JavaScript which contains filter options var filter={caseIdentifiter:'GFT1',userID:'2'}; which I want to pass to an ASP.NET MVC4 WebApi controller GET [HttpGet] public IEnumerable<JHS.Repository.ViewModels.CaseList> Get([FromBody]Repository.InputModels.CaseListFilter filter) { try { return Case.List(filter); } catch (Exception exc) { //Handle exception here... return null; } } using an jQuery ajax call var request = $.ajax({ url: http://mydomain.com/case, type: 'GET', data: JSON.stringify(filter), contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8', cache: false, dataType: 'json' }); The "filter" object in the ASP.NET controller method is "null". If I change it to a POST the filter object is passed correctly. Is there a way to pass a complex object to a GET? I do not want to separate out the parameters to the URL as there will be a number of them which would make it inefficient, it would be hard to have optional parameters, and this way the method signature stays constant even if new parameters are added.

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