Form

Existing unilateral notice: register as a beneficiary (UN3)

Application form UN3 to be registered as the beneficiary of an existing unilateral notice.

• From: HM Land Registry
• Published: 24 October 2012
• Last updated: 29 August 2023
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  1. 29 August 2023

     A side note to panel 7 amended to remove reference to obsolete practice. A side note to panel 8 has been amended to replace a reference to "electronic address" with "email address" for clarity.

  2. 25 May 2018

     We added a guidance note about our personal information charter, which explains how we process customer data. We also added a note to clarify that only professional customers will have a key number.

  3. 11 January 2016

     We have added a side note to panel 7 as a result of a change in our procedures. From 11 January 2016 we will change how we send warning of cancellation letters and what they contain.

  4. 3 August 2015

     Advice as to the completion of the form has been added.

  5. 24 October 2012

     Added translation

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

Existing unilateral notice: register as a beneficiary (UN3)

MS Word Document, 102 KB

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Existing unilateral notice: register as a beneficiary (UN3)

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Details

Use this form where a unilateral notice is on the register but the benefit of the notice has since been transferred.

Fee and address

Send the completed form with the correct fee to our standard address.

More information

Read more information in practice guide 19: notices, restrictions and the protection of third party interests in the register.