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Land Registry searches provide key details on property and land ownership, including:
When a property or land title is registered, all relevant details are recorded in Title Registers and Title Plans, maintained by the Land Registry.
Land Registry Direct is a private, non-statutory organisation, independent of the UK Government.
Registered land is property recorded in the Land Registry, with every transaction logged in a Title Register, guaranteed by the State as a definitive record of ownership.
We offer a fast, professional service to individuals and businesses, with most searches completed within 1 hour.
Title Registers, Title Plans, and other searches are available to all, regardless of whether they own the property or not.
There are two key types of title documents: the Title Register and the Title Plan.
The Title Register provides detailed legal information about the property, such as ownership, rights, and any restrictions. The Title Plan, on the other hand, offers a mapped representation of the property's boundaries and its location in relation to surrounding land.
The Title Register is the primary legal document for a property.
The Title Register typically includes:
The Title Plan outlines the land owned by the property and is stored under a unique title number for each property.
These plans are based on the most recent Ordnance Survey map available at the time of registration and are not automatically updated thereafter.
A Title Plan typically includes:
The Title Register is a legal document that provides details about property ownership, any mortgages or charges, and rights or restrictions affecting the property.
A Title Plan is a map that shows the property's boundaries and its location, based on the latest Ordnance Survey data available at the time of registration.
You can order from our website using the property's Postal Code or Title Number. Select the documents you want, and they will be delivered to your email, usually within 1 hour.
Anyone can request these documents, whether they own the property or not. They are available to the general public for any registered property.
Freehold means you own the property and the land it stands on indefinitely. Leasehold means you own the property for a set period, as defined by a lease, but not the land.
Title Plans are based on the most recent Ordnance Survey map available at the time of registration. They show general boundaries and should be used as a guide to boundaries, not an exact measurement.
Documents are usually delivered within 1 hour, sent directly to your email.
Yes, as long as the property is registered, you can access its Title Register and Title Plan.
We take data protection seriously and ensure that all personal and payment information is handled securely in accordance with data privacy regulations.
If the property is not registered with the Land Registry, it won't have a Title Register or Title Plan available. Most properties in the UK are now registered, but older or inherited properties may not be.
You can apply directly through HM Land Registry's website. However, Land Registry Direct provides an easy-to-use simplified service to access these documents quickly and efficiently.
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