...for the client. We intend for the standard to align with work the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport is doing to implement an overarching framework for digital identity...
...sector, they calculated a sum of between £5 for each “avoidable” clerical error and £30 for issues that involve chasing third parties for a document or consent, for example. Multiplied...
...withdraw it. Instead, they must apply for its cancellation, including evidence to satisfy the registrar that the restriction is no longer required (r97(2) Land Registration Rules 2003). For example, where...
...the time taken up by posting copies for signatures. We’ve been testing the new Digital Mortgage service with lenders and conveyancers as well as HM Land Registry staff as it’s...
...the index has been independently assessed and meets the highest standards of trustworthiness, quality and value as defined in the Code of Practice for Statistics. Achieving National Statistic status It...
...driving force, which saves us more time in the long run. “When COVID struck, although we had the resources for homeworking in place, like many businesses in our industry and...
...business is waiting for things to slow down or for other, more traditional routes to present themselves, you’re likely to miss the best that business has to offer from now...
...requirements. Cross-government digital identity agenda The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) is currently developing an overarching ‘trust framework’ for digital identity use across the economy. The ‘alpha’...
...a Deputy Chief Land Registrar back in the 1950s. She was a campaigner for equality and equal pay for women, and for several years she was chair of the Council...
...Practice and Process April 2025 Practice guides 4, 5, 24, 75 and 83, adding additional parties to applications in the portal, Ask Adam, our Ask for Guidance service, register for...