Legal estates and beneficial interests: what’s the difference?
...owned and by whom. You may also find this information in, for example, the property transfer form. If there is a trust deed separate from the property transfer form, it...
...owned and by whom. You may also find this information in, for example, the property transfer form. If there is a trust deed separate from the property transfer form, it...
...our continued collaboration to promote best practice across the sector.” By working together, we can safeguard the nation’s property rights and ensure that property transactions – and access to property...
...charges, and all have knowledge of register creates - for example, leases - so they can deal with enquiries on those applications. Good all-round knowledge Customer Support representatives not only...
...positive step forward in building a collaborative working relationship, working together to best serve our customers. We aim to enhance the service with the new changes and be ready for...
I have worked for HM Land Registry for over 35 years now, starting work in one of our local offices before making the jump to Computer Services (now part of...
...and secure means of conveying property. We will be hosting a series of virtual events at the end of the month to discuss how best to move forward with conveyancers...
...of remote working and the calls for digital solutions have been getting louder. We can now start thinking about being truly digital by default. As such we’ve accelerated our work...
...for a new challenge and my case processing history set me up well for the role. This will also be my first time working in the Civil Service. I often...
...You can use your HM Land Registry Reference (we usually supply this when you send us your application) to search for your applications. In some situations, this can help you...
...a bit tricky! With the support of my incredible managers, a great team and training, I was able to apply for this role on a promotion and got it permanently....