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How Business e-services customers can set up portal notifications by email, RSS feed or both.
How to apply for approval of standard forms of legal charge and related deeds used by lending institutions (practice guide 30).
How to deal with applications involving administration and receivership under the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986. (Practice guide 36).
Advice on obtaining information held by HM Land Registry regarding court proceedings, insolvency and tax liability (practice guide 43).
How Business e-services customers can apply for an office copy of a land charges entry through the portal.
Our self-service training package will help you with the basics – whether you’re new to conveyancing or just need a refresher. This includes working with HM Land Registry, and preparing and submitting high-quality applicatio…
Lenders can use the HM Land Registry portal to discharge mortgages.
Current version of the Land Registration Rules 2003, showing the net result of amending legislation.
Information about registered land and property in England and Wales owned by overseas companies.
Information about the presentation of prescribed information in certain registrable leases (practice guide 64).
Get house price reports for specific areas within England and Wales.
How Business e-services customers can apply for an official search of part with priority through the portal.
How we deal with customers and the applications we receive.
Guidance on costs involved in disputed applications to the register. Aimed at conveyancers. (practice guide 38)
How Business e-services customers can withdraw an official search with priority lodged by their organisation through the portal.
Guide to the technical and security aspects of HM Land Registry's Business e-services.
How Business e-services customers (Business Unit Administrator role) can allocate additional roles to portal users.
How to prepare an application for a large number of properties and calculating the fees involved (practice guide 33).
Guidance on a variety of points which commonly arise in rentcharge applications, including formal apportionment and redemption (practice guide 56).
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