Helping estate agents get ahead
...the results are automatically translated into Law Society Protocol forms, ready for their conveyancer to use. Kotini holds a Law Society licence to produce those forms, which means information moves...
...the results are automatically translated into Law Society Protocol forms, ready for their conveyancer to use. Kotini holds a Law Society licence to produce those forms, which means information moves...
...we can usually give you the answer. If you have the address, postcode, or title number of a property, you can search HM Land Registry records for £3. But what...
...working for HM Land Registry, I would recommend when writing your application form to make sure you get as many people to look over your application. You never know, they...
...so for this year’s Black History Month, I thought I’d share a bit about the volunteering I do. In a world where we are all pressed for time; we sometimes...
...yourself, for free: if a joint owner of a property has died, use form DJP; if you change your registered contact address, use form COG1; and if you get married...
...sooner. We think a way for us to help in this process is to aggregate the data for each of the properties held by HM Land Registry with data from...
...thrown at them. The images of HM Armed Forces on the battlefield or supporting in hurricane clear-up are strong ones for me but they are not why I joined. I...
arleksey/Shutterstock.com Our ambition to become the world’s leading land registry for speed, simplicity and an open approach to data requires HM Land Registry to be at the forefront of...
...for discussion with users. We had help for this task from our in-house service designer, Paul Batterham. He produced a powerful visual map (pictured above). We went through it in...
...property. We see these catalogues as a stepping stone for learning, helping us provide better information and metadata records for users of our geospatial data. With this in mind, representatives...