Application quality is increasing, but we still have work to do. Look out for your email with details of your avoidable requisitions score.
Our application programming interfaces, known as Business Gateway, are a key part of our plans to invest in transforming digital services. Find out about the enhancements we've made to help reduce errors, increase accuracy and save time.
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.
Who among us hasn’t wanted to know how much a property has sold for at one time or another? Find out about how HM Land Registry data creates reliable house price information as well as other benefits our data provides to the UK.
More than 1,000 streets in England and Wales have Coronation in their name. So where do you pay the most for the royal appellation? And where might Ken Barlow's street rank?
Our new hub brings five key specialist support services together in one place on GOV.UK and on the portal, including Ask for Guidance.
Find out more about the role of a user researcher at HM Land Registry, whether you’re considering starting your career in Digital, Data and Technology or wish to build on your existing experience.
To mark the first National Conveyancing Week, HM Land Registry lends its support to the #ShareTheLove campaign.
Taking part in the Geovation programme was a pivotal moment for Veya, which provides analysis of HM Land Registry title deeds. Founder Jason Howarth tells us how far the firm has come.
Blake Morgan LLP has one of the lowest avoidable requisition rates in the sector. Find out how we work together to ensure its often highly complex cases are processed as smoothly and easily as possible.
Our quarterly customer satisfaction surveys in conjunction with Ipsos are your opportunity to have your say, rate our service and give us your views to help us focus our efforts where you think they are needed most. Our latest fieldwork begins on Tuesday 21 February and runs until Sunday 19 March.