...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...
...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...
...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...
...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...
...accounted for. It will also reduce the need for many requisitions for name discrepancies, improving the speed at which we can complete your applications. Building a new registration service for...
...Registry needs When someone wants to transfer property for free or below market value, we need proof that the transaction is allowed. If the donor still has mental capacity: the...
...isn’t already registered. See Registering land or property for the first time for more details keep contact address information up to date, so we can reach you when we need...
...of learning and growth directly translates into a better overall customer experience. What does this mean for our customers? As we continue to invest in the growth and development of...
...and priorities for HM Land Registry for the coming year. You may have seen our Chair's response, outlining how we’ll meet the Minister’s expectations and what’s next for HM Land...
...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...