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Using HM Land Registry’s portal, you can easily find, edit, submit and track a colleague's application.
Explaining how voluntary applications can be made to note overriding interests on the registers of developing estates (practice guide 41, supplement 6)
This guide gives information about the registration of land in a development scheme (practice guide 72)
The targets we set each year to measure our performance and progress.
Information and guidance for verifying your identity.
Tips and video on how to avoid requisitions about the execution of deeds and powers of attorney.
Tips and video on how to avoid requisitions when applying to register company charges.
Guidance for submitting an affected application.
How Business e-services customers (business unit administrator role) can update a group address, add or update group email address, through the portal.
How Business e-services customers (business unit administrator role) can create groups of users through the portal.
How Business e-services customers can request an agreed notice to note a charging order on e-AN1 through the portal.
Use data synchronisation to identify incomplete or inaccurate mortgage records and enable electronic discharges of mortgages.
Changes to the Network Access Agreement, Technical Manual and Signature Network Access Agreement.
Our digital services roadmap.
Registrations and notices about mines and minerals, chancel repairs and manorial rights.
The Land Charges Fees Rules 1990
Rules that govern the use of Network Services on the portal and Business Gateway.
The Land Charges legislation allows for the Chief Land Registrar to give Notices and Directions about arrangements for dealing with land charges applications.
Legal terms for those who wish to deal with HM Land Registry through the medium of Welsh
Tips and video on how to avoid requisitions about confirmation of identity.
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