...take up to a month. However around a fifth of all applications require us to make requests for information (requisitions) – which then take considerably longer, with most only being...
...you will need certain references to search for certain things. For example, you won’t be able to find out whether an application has been completed if you don’t have the...
...because it: was rented out had the property address as the only contact address for the owner was mortgage-free was of high value Land Registry’s counter-fraud team have been able...
...process as possible, and if there is a variation in any deed or form, or between any deed or form and the register, take action to resolve it before sending...
...hard at work formalising new, tiered licences. In these cases, licences will cater for research and personal interest users, under free to use terms, offer equitable terms for solely commercial...
...in recent months. However, the benefits of using electronic signatures go well beyond meeting the immediate problems for conveyancers working from home. Removing the need for paper deeds and post...
...of registered and/or unregistered estates affecting different extents of land under a single registered title. For amalgamation to proceed, it must be both possible and beneficial for HM Land Registry...
...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...
...to discharging charges (such as a mortgage) and for issues relating to restrictions in the register. We recognise that in some cases, it can be hard for you to get...
...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...