Head of Customer Policy
Avoidable requisitions have fallen by more than 47% since 2022. In the first of two blogs, we look at what the latest data tells us, how HM Land Registry and its customers are working together and why the progress is not simply the result of fewer applications.
Helping firms spot common issues, making it easy to understand where delays are happening and focus on practical improvements.
Avoidable requisitions are falling: What the latest data shows, what’s changing in the next dataset and where to find support.
Application quality is increasing, but we still have work to do. Look out for your email with details of your avoidable requisitions score.
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Ten short videos show you how to avoid more than 20 of the most common requisitions.
Next in our series of customer case studies is Midlands firm Johnson Astills. Head of the Property Team Gina Payne tells us about their approach to preparing and submitting applications.
Every year, we send more than 200,000 requests for information (requisitions) in relation to variations in names in applications, such as the spelling or order of names. We look at how to avoid these time-consuming requisitions, and what to do if you spot a name variation.
We’ve made it easier to see the status of your application and ask for urgent applications to be fast tracked.
Our Head of Customer Policy, Andrew Robertson, sets out how and why we are looking at opening up our conveyancer data.