...small town has been involved in getting the national Local Land Charges Register to its first birthday. Thank you to everyone involved. More information about our Local Land Charges service....
...goal shared by many, of course. That commonality of purpose is a strength right now. Going into lockdown Our first objective when we went into lockdown was to enable searches...
...to support it. Despite lockdown measures coming into effect, March still saw our fourth highest volume of official local land charges searches sold to date. We’ve also continued to bring...
...60 local authorities actively working with us or preparing their data for migration to the LLC register. Communications have gone out to 30 authorities to invite them to begin working...
...journey. The iterative approach we used to develop electronic signatures last year has informed the development of qualified electronic signatures, which we plan to pilot later this year. In March...
...staff to give us more immediate resource. But we are also looking ahead. We need to invest effort now to deliver a more efficient service in the future. The pilot...
...are also fully conversant with the various systems we use, from casework tools to portal services, including recent additions such as View My Applications and Estimated Completion Dates. On top...
...involved in moving local land charges data from all 331 local authorities in England and Wales to the register are complex and time consuming. Since ‘migrations’ (the term we use...
...that lead us to raise requisitions include, but are not limited to: a title referred to in a deed has not been entered in panel 2 of the form AP1...
...for us to be able to fully automate our work we will need to make some changes to the way that our customers submit applications. To explain this, we can...