Today (7 December) is Welsh Language Rights Day, an event organised by the Welsh Language Commissioner that gives organisations such as us an opportunity to promote our Welsh language services....
...applications to register new charges, because they’re relatively simple to register, and they make up a sizable proportion of our work. Through this initial pilot stage, we’ve learned a lot...
...form of charge itself as proof of discharge. How to access Ask for Guidance If you have a complex casework query that: relates to a new piece of work, not...
...relating to the title that are in their control. However, in 2016 we introduced a new process which allowed conveyancers to lodge first registration applications made up entirely of certified...
...but it will also help with training new staff who have applications checked before submission. We are continuing to respond to customer feedback and make enhancements to the portal. Most...
...with selecting the correct application type, including additional guidance on how to lodge a lease extension at the same time as a transfer on to a new owner. You’ll be...
...detailed customer research highlighted one key issue for the industry – finding good development opportunities is incredibly complicated and time consuming and with new regulations it’s becoming harder and harder....
...grant. We investigate the terms of the lease to see whether it reserved the easement to be registered. If not, the new easement may not bind the lessee. Once again,...
GamePixel/Shutterstock.com The desire for quicker, simpler and cheaper conveyancing is driving a host of new services and infrastructure innovations. Our digital, geospatial Local Land Charges (LLC) Register and the Search...
In our new podcast, Searchland co-founder Hugh Gibbs explains the benefits of taking part in the Geovation Accelerator Programme and how it probably sped up the start-up’s development by a...